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TABLE OF CONTENTSIndex .............................................................................1This is Austin Peay .......................................................2Cheryl Holt Field ...........................................................32013 Quick Facts..........................................................42013 Schedule..............................................................5COACHES BIOSHead coach Stephanie Paris ........................................6Assistant coaches Showalter and Boguskie .................7PLAYER BIOSMorgan Brewer .............................................................8Laurel Burroughs ..........................................................9Lauren de Castro ..........................................................10Amanda De Vries .........................................................11Kayla Davidson.............................................................12Taylor Mills ....................................................................13Shelby Norton ...............................................................14Jessica Ryan ................................................................15Kristin Whitmire ............................................................16Courtney Brower/Abbie Cline .......................................17Aubrey Collins/Abby Guest...........................................18Marissa Lake/Misti Maki ...............................................19Mel Pavel/Kolbi Ruppert ...............................................20Niya Sparks/Kaitlyn Wheeles .......................................212012 REVIEW2012 Final Statistics .....................................................222012 Results.................................................................23LADY GOVS RECORD BOOKSingle-Season Hitting Top 10 .......................................25Single-Season Pitching Top 10 .....................................26Career Batting Top 10 ...................................................27Career Pitching Top 10 .................................................28OVC Awards & All-Time Coaching Records .................29Lady Govs All-Time Roster ...........................................30Lady Govs All-Time Series ...........................................31

CREDITS: The 2013 Austin Peay State University softball media guide was written by Chris Austin, designed by Colby Wilson, sports information assistant, assisted by Cody Bush, sports infor-mation coordinator and Brad Kirtley, sports information director. Photography provided by Keith Dorris, Mateen Sidiq, Brittney Sparn, Alaric Klinghard and Brad Kirtley, APSU Sports Information.

Media InformationThe 2013 Austin Peay Softball Media Guide has been written to provide media members with statistics and information needed to adequately cover the Lady Govs throughout the season. If this publication fails to answer any questions, or you need further assistance, please telephone Brad Kirtley in the Austin Peay Sports Information Offi ce at (931) 221-7561.

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Austin Peay

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Austin Peay State University is a comprehensive, state-assisted university with a distinguished tradition in liberal and professional education. The institution is named in

honor of Austin Peay, Tennessee’s governor from 1924 until 1927, the year APSU was founded.

The university is located in Clarksville, Tenn., just 45 min-utes northwest of Tennessee’s capital, Nashville, on Interstate 24. One of the South’s most historic cities, Clarksville also is Tennessee’s third-fastest growing city behind only Memphis and Nashville.

Situated on gently rolling terrain near picturesque down-town Clarksville, Austin Peay’s main campus consists of 68

buildings on 169 acres. The classical Georgian architec-ture of the Austin Peay campus is combined with newer buildings. This blend provides a link with the past while refl ecting the academic excellence and dignity of an institution of higher learning.

The newest building additions to the main campus are the Foy Fitnees and Recreation Center, Sundquist Science Complex and the new Morgan University Center, each opening for use since 2001. The $11-million Foy Center, features a rock-climbing wall and 10,000 square feet of fi tness space and other amenities for the student body. The Sundquist Complex is one of the South’s premier science education facilities and represents the largest capital appropriation ever in Tennessee for a single class-room building. The new Morgan University Center is located in the heart of the campus and features a cybercafe, meeting rooms, a food court, coffee shop, ballroom and lounges for Austin Peay students.

Austin Peay’s campus has been the site of seven educational institutions since 1806. The cam-pus was occupied by Southwestern for 50 years until 1925 when the school moved to Memphis. Austin Peay was founded two years later as a two-year normal school to train teachers for the region. Austin Peay has grown over the years to take its place among the fi nest mid-sized four-year universities in the nation.

Austin Peay Normal School became a four-year college in

1941-42, and university status was conferred Sept. 1, 1967.Austin Peay State University currently enrolls more than 10,000 students

from every region of Tennessee, most of the 50 states and several foreign countries.

Austin Peay offers more than 50 majors in associate, bachelor’s, master’s and education specialist’s degrees with additional areas of concentration. Courses are offered in arts and sciences, business, education, engineering technology, nursing and human services. Graduate studies also are offered in several areas. In addition, numerous online courses are offered each semester.

A state leader in public service, Austin Peay State University has more than 750 employees. Engaged in the most modern teaching techniques and research are nearly 280 full-time faculty members, 90 percent of whom hold the earned doctorate or appropriate terminal degrees in their disciplines.

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LADY GOVS SOFTBALL FACILITIES

Cheryl Holt Field became the permanent on-campus home facility for the Austin Peay softball team in the 2000 season, giving the Lady Govs their fi rst true home facility in the program’s 15-year history to that point. Its location at the southwest corner of what was the former football practice fi eld puts it at the center of the APSU intercollegiate on-campus sports facilities, being surrounded by the Dunn Center (basketball/volleyball) and Raymond C. Hand Park (baseball) to the west, Morgan Brothers Soccer Field to the north, the Governors Indoor Tennis Center and Governors Stadium (football) to the east.

Since becoming the home facility, Cheryl Holt Field has seen several upgrades take place. First a free-standing, en-closed, fi eld-level press box was brought in 2001 and lights were added two years later. In 2005, there was an upgrade to the dugouts, as the gray cinderblock was covered with red bricks, more match-ing the university’s main color, while a covered hitting area/storage area building was built behind the right fi eld fence. The structure has two hitting tunnels and can hold up to four simulteanous hitting stations. In 2006, a black hitter’s back-ground was erected in centerfi eld. More upgrades came in 2007, as the original fence backstop was taken down and replaced with a two-part backstop, a bottom that is a solid redbrick base, with the upper part being a nylon-webbing net on a four-pole system. The black hitters’ background, which was behind the original fence in centerfi eld, became the new centerfi eld wall, bring-ing the centerfi eld to a distance of 210 feet, while the left and right fi eld lines remain at 200 feet. Prior to the 2000 season, the Austin Peay softball team

had played at several locations off campus for its home games, but primarily at Edith Pettus Park, just off the northwest side of the main APSU campus.

Lady Govs Field

The Lady Govs softball diamond offi cially became Cheryl Holt Field, April 9, 2011, in dedication ceremonies prior to Austin Peay’s softball doubleheader with Murray State.

Holt, who was Austin Peay’s head volleyball coach for 23 years and has served in the University’s athletics admin-istration since 1997, was Austin Peay’s fi rst softball coach when the program was initiated in 1986. The dedication was part of APSU’s Celebration of Women’s Ath-letics weekend. Holt was joined on the fi eld for the dedication by APSU President Tim Hall along with Women’s in Athletics co-chairs Nancy Howell and Susan Cole, who was a member of the fi rst Lady Govs softball team. Three other 1986 team members, Jane Goodson, Regina Suggs Clark and Ginny Gray Davis, pulled the cords on the centerfi eld tarp to unveil the newly-named fi eld. “This is one of the proudest moments of my life and at the same time one of the most humbling as well,” said Holt, who introduced members of her family. APSU’s assistant athletics director since 2003, Holt acknowledged former

APSU Athletics Director Johnny Miller for hiring her at Austin Peay as well as subsequent athletics directors and university administrators who supported her and the athletics program. Specifi cally, she gave credit to all the former student-athletes who helped make the day possible.

Holt amassed 363 victories as APSU head volleyball coach-most of her victories came in her fi nal 13 years as coach when more emphasis was placed on women’s sports, but in particular, volleyball-and 499 overall Division I victories in 28 years. In 1982, Holt came back to Clarksville and Austin Peay, the school where she attained her master’s after earning her bachelor’s from Ohio in 1969. Holt’s coach-ing career began at Austin Peay during an era when women’s sports coaches were asked to coach multiple sports-she was hired to coach volleyball and wom-en’s tennis in 1982. A four-time OVC Volleyball Coach of the Year, she also served as assistant women’s basketball coach. When Austin Peay initiated the softball program in 1986, the-late Bob Brooks, athletics director at the time, asked Holt to initiate the program. Using mostly stu-dent-athletes from other teams like women’s basketball and volleyball, Holt was able to fi eld a team for the 1986 season, playing their games at city-owned Edith Pettus Park. She coached the team again in 1987.

CHERYL HOLT FIELD

CHERYL HOLT FILEEDUCATIONOhio State, B.A., 1969Austin Peay, M.A., 1972

HEAD COACHVOLLEYBALL (499 victories)University of Mississippi, 1977Miami (Fla.), 1978-81Austin Peay, 1982-2003

SOFTBALL (program’s fi rst coach)Austin Peay, 1986-87

Women’s TennisAustin Peay, 1983-85

Athletic AdministrationSenior Woman AdministratorAustin Peay, 1997-

Assistant Athletics DirectorAustin Peay, 2003-

HOME FIELD ADVANTAGE

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2013 NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown (High School/JC) 1 Courtney Brower C/OF R/R 5-4 Fr. HS Clarksville, Tenn. (Rossview HS) 2 Abby Cline OF R/R 5-1 Fr. HS Sawyerville, Ill. (Gillespie HS) 3 Marissa Lake OF L/R 5-5 Fr. HS Murrietta, Calif. (Chaparral HS) 5 Laurel Burroughs 2B R/R 5-7 So. 1L Lebanon, Tenn. (Friendship Christian HS) 6 Aubrey Collins OF L/R 5-8 R-Fr. HS Clarksville, Tenn. (Rossview HS) 7 Abby Guest P R/R 5-6 Fr. HS Madison, Ala. (Bob Jones HS) 8 Mel Pavel C/UTL R/R 5-8 Fr. HS Englewood, Colo. (Cherry Creek HS) 9 Kristin Whitmire UTL R/R 5-8 R-Jr. 2L Apison, Tenn. (Ooltewah HS) 10 Kaitlyn Wheeles INF R/R 5-3 Fr. HS Union City, Tenn. (Union City HS) 11 Misti Maki UTL R/R 5-5 Fr. HS Indian Mound, Tenn. (Northeast HS) 12 Kayla Davidson SS R/R 5-6 Jr. 2L South Fulton, Tenn. (South Fulton HS) 13 Shelby Norton C/1B R/R 5-4 R-Sr. 3L Madison, Ala. (Madison Academy) 14 Lauren de Castro P/1B R/R 5-7 Jr. 2L Torrance, Calf. (Torrance HS) 17 Morgan Brewer P R/R 5-9 Sr. 3L Collierville, Tenn. (Houston HS) 19 Jessica Ryan OF R/R 5-3 R-Sr. 3L Chicago, Ill. (Castle HS) 21 Kolbi Ruppert OF L/R 5-0 Fr. HS Highlands Ranch, Colo. (Mountain Vista HS) 22 Amanda De Vries OF R/R 5-7 Jr. 2L Mossley, Ontario (Lord Dorchester Secondary) 23 Taylor Mills P L/R 5-3 Jr. 2L Ft. Gibson, Okla. (Ft. Gibson HS) 33 Niya Sparks 3B R/R 5-7 Fr. HS Lexington, Tenn. (Lexington, HS)

Head Coach: Stephanie Paris (UT Martin, 2004)Assistant Coach: Shane Showalter (Adams College (1993), Denny Boguskie (Middle Tennessee, 1978)

2013 PRONUNCIATION GUIDEAmanda De Vries .................................................Da-vrees (like breeze)Misti Maki ................................................................................... Mack-eeNiya Sparks .................................................................................Nigh-yaKaitlyn Wheeles ...........................................................................WheelsDenny Boguskie ....................................................................Bo-gus-key

ALPHABETICALROSTER 17 Morgan Brewer 1 Courtney Brower 5 Laurel Burroughs 2 Abby Cline 6 Aubrey Collins 12 Kayla Davidson 14 Lauren de Castro 22 Amanda De Vries 7 Abby Guest 3 Marissa Lake 11 Misti Maki 23 Taylor Mills 13 Shelby Norton 8 Mel Pavel 21 Kolbi Ruppert 19 Jessica Ryan 33 Niya Sparks 10 Kaitlyn Wheeles 9 Kristin Whitmire

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation ............................................................................ Clarksville, TN 37044Founded ..................................................................................................... 1927Enrollment ............................................................................................... 10,873Nickname ........................................................................................... Lady GovsColors ......................................................................................... Red and WhiteField (capacity) .............................................................. Cheryl Holt Field (150)National Affi liation ....................................................................NCAA Division IConference ....................................................................................... Ohio ValleyPresident ........................................................................................ Timothy HallAthletics Director ..............................................................................Dave Loos Athletics Department Phone ............................................(931) 221-7903 Athletics Department Fax ................................................(931) 221-7830Sports Information Director ............................................................Brad Kirtley Softball Contact ..................................................................... Chris Austin

Softball Contact ................................................................... Colby Wilson Sports Information Phone ................................................(931) 221-7561 Sports Information Fax ....................................................(931) 221-7562Athletics Web site ...................................................................LetsGoPeay.com

HISTORICAL INFORMATIONFirst Year .................................................................................................... 1986All-Time Record .................................................................................460-805-4COACHING STAFFHead Coach ..................................................Stephanie Paris (UT Martin, 2004) Career Record (Years) ..................................................... N/A (First Year)

Record at APSU ............................................................ N/A (First year)

Softball Offi ce Telephone .........................................................(931) 221-6190 Athletics Department Fax ................................................(931) 221-7830Assistant Coach ............................... Shane Showalter (Adams College, 1993)Assistant Coach ............................Denny Boguskie (Middle Tennessee, 1978)Trainer ................................................................................... Catherine JacksonTraining Room Phone ............................................................... (931) 221-6110

TEAM INFORMATION2012 Record .............................................................................................. 19-312012 OVC Record/ Finish ................................................................... 10-20/9thLetterwinners Returning (9): Kristin Whitmire, UTL; Kayla Davidson, SS; Shelby Norton, C/1B; Lauren de Castro, P/1B; Morgan Brewer, P; Jessica Ryan, OF; Amanda De Vries, OF; Taylor Mills, P; Laurel Burroughs, 2BLetterwinners Lost (9): Courtney Ervin, OF; Catie Cozart, OF; Caitlyn Ander-son, OF; Paige Neely, 2B/SS; Amy Mills, C; Tia Johnson, OF; Ashley Bolda, P; Sarah Rasmussen, OF; Lauren Bradley, UTStarters Returning (4): Kayla Davidson, 3B; Shelby Norton, C/1B; Lauren de Castro, P/1B; Jessica Ryan, OFPitchers returning (3): Morgan Brewer, Lauren de Castro, Taylor MillsPitchers Lost (2): Ashley Bolda, Sarah RasmussenNewcomers (10): Courtney Brower, C-OF; Abbie Cline, OF; Aubrey Collins (Transfer), OF; Abby Guest, P; Marissa Lake, OF; Misti Maki, UTL; Mel Pavel, C-UTL; Kolbi Ruppert, OF; Niya Sparks, 3B; Kaitlyn Wheeles, INF

2013 SOFTBALL QUICK FACTS

Quick Facts

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Day Date Opponent Location Time (CT)FEBRUARY Plainsman Invitational-Auburn, Ala. Sat. 9 East Tennessee Auburn, Ala. 10 a.m. Sat. 9 Army Auburn, Ala. 5:30 p.m. Sun. 10 Furman Auburn, Ala. 9 a.m. Sun. 10 Auburn Auburn, Ala. 2 p.m. Sat. 16 Trevecca (DH) Nashville, Tenn. 1 p.m.

Tue. 26 Alabama A&M (DH) Clarksville, Tenn. NoonMARCH Evansville Tournament, Evansville, Ind. Sat. 2 Cleveland State Evansville, Ind. 11 a.m. Sat. 2 IUPUI Evansville, Ind. 5 p.m. Sun. 3 Cleveland State Evansville, Ind. Noon Sun. 3 Evansville Evansville, Ind. 4 p.m. Louisville Tournament, Louisville, Ky. Fri. 8 Miami (Ohio) Louisville, Ky. 11 a.m. Sat. 9 Illinois State Louisville, Ky. Noon Sat. 9 Louisville Louisville, Ky. 5 p.m. Sun. 10 Miami (Ohio) Louisville, Ky. 10 a.m. Wed. 13 Lipscomb (DH) Clarksville, Tenn. 2 p.m. Sat. 16 *Eastern Illinois (DH) Clarksville, Tenn. Noon Sun. 17 *Eastern Illinois Clarksville, Tenn. Noon Sat. 23 *Jacksonville State (DH) Jacksonville, Ala. 1 p.m. Sun. 24 *Tennessee Tech (DH) Cookeville, Tenn. Noon Wed. 27 Middle Tennessee Murfreesboro, Tenn. 4 p.m. Fri. 29 *UT Martin (DH) Martin, Tenn. 1 p.m. Sat. 30 *UT Martin Martin, Tenn. 1 p.m.APRIL Sat. 6 *Morehead State (DH) Clarksville, Tenn. Noon Sun. 7 *Eastern Kentucky (DH) Clarksville, Tenn. Noon Sat. 13 *SIU Edwardsville (DH) Clarksville, Tenn. Noon Sun. 14 *SIU Edwardsville Clarksville, Tenn. Noon Sat. 20 *Belmont (DH) Nashville, Tenn. Noon Sun. 21 *Tennessee State (DH) Nashville, Tenn. 1 p.m. Sat. 27 *Southeast Missouri (DH) Clarksville, Tenn. Noon Sun. 28 *Southeast Missouri Clarksville, Tenn. NoonMAY Sat. 4 *Murray State (DH) Murray, Ky. Noon Sun. 5 *Murray State Murray, Ky. Noon Ohio Valley Conference Tournament – at Regular Season Champion Wed. 8 OVC Tournament TBD TBA Thur. 9 OVC Tournament TBD TBA Fri. 10 OVC Tournament TBD TBA Sat. 11 OVC Tournament TBD TBA* Ohio Valley Conference Game -- Home games will be played at APSU’s Cheryl Holt Field.

2013 Schedule

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STEPHANIE PARISSTEPHANIE PARISHEAD COACH

First Season • UT Martin (2004)

A former Ohio Valley Con-ference standout has been named Austin Peay State Uni-versity’s new softball coach.

Stephanie Paris, who was a star second baseman for UT Martin in the early 2000s before becoming a successful high school and college coach, has been hired as Austin Peay’s seventh head coach. She replaces Casey Dickson, whose contract was not renewed in the spring after four seasons.

“Obviously I am super excited about this job,” Paris said. “To be back in middle Tennessee and the opportunity to be a head coach in the conference that I played in is so exciting. I am so ready to get going, get out on the fi eld right now.”

“I think she is going to be a great fi t for us,” APSU As-sistant Athletics Director Cheryl Holt said. “Stephanie is just so positive, brings so much energy to the program-she just has so much passion for the sport. She has proven she can build programs.”

Paris comes to Austin Peay from Colorado State Univer-sity-Pueblo, where she has served as assistant coach since 2007. While at CSU-P, she has helped the ThunderWolves to fi ve 20-plus winning seasons that saw them participate in the post-season conference tourney each season. It also included a No. 4 regional ranking this past season. CSU-P was the 2009 NCAA National Tourney regional runner up in 2009.

Jumping from a Division II assistant position to a Division I head coach is not something that fazes Paris.

“The ball game hasn’t changed from Division I to Division II-it is still the same ball game,” Paris said. “I am just excited to get started and see what kind of talent we have here, incorporate my philosophies and strategies and started a tradition of winning here.”

“Stephanie was ready for the next step,” Holt said. “She literally had experience in doing it all there-from recruiting, paperwork, on-fi eld coaching, strategies...”

Paris is used to building and rebuilding. The Brentwood native took over Ravenwood’s program at its inception in 2005 and led them to a 7-20 record. Ravenwood improved to 19-18 the following season and 33-17 in 2007.

In her short time there, Paris developed 10 all-district se-lections and one all-region product.

“Tennessee has a gigantic pool of talent,” Paris said. “The instate talent should be enough to compete in the confer-ence and the national level. I expect to have some out-of-state kids who might be game changers or top-caliber kids.”

As a player, Paris played two seasons at Jackson State Community College where she was named the 2001 Ten-nessee Junior College Player of the Year and was later in-

ducted into the Jackson State Athletics Hall of Fame.

Paris owned a career .354 batting mark at the school.From there she went to UT Martin where she set records

for stolen bases and stolen-base attempted. She earned honorable mention All-OVC in 2003.

Coaches

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SHANE SHOWALTERSHANE SHOWALTERASSISTANT COACH

First Season • Adams College (1993)

Shane Showalter literally has shifted roles with his coaching protégé.

Showalter, who served as Colorado State-Pueblo’s head coach for the past 11 sea-sons, elected to join new Austin Peay head coach Stepha-nie Paris, whom he mentored for the past fi ve seasons, at APSU. Showalter left CSU-Pueblo as the winningest coach in program history, gaining his 200th ThunderWolves victory in 2011 on his way to more than 225 victories.

Under Showalter’s direction, the CSU-Pueblo program became a consistent contender in the Division II Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, fi nishing second last season-he was named RMAC Coach of the Year. In the past six seasons, CSU-Pueblo qualifi ed for the RMAC Tournament each season, fi nishing second twice (in 2006 and 2007).

He coached an All-American in 2010, two RMAC Players of the Year and the league freshman of the year in 2012. Along the way he mentored eight all-region, 44 all-league and 10 all-conference tournament selections.

In 2009, the program qualifi ed for the NCAA Division II National Tournament berth for the fi rst time in school history. The ThunderWolves earned an at-large bid that season and eventually played its way into the Central Regional Champi-onship game, on the way to earning the program’s fi rst-ever wins in a national tournament game.

Off the fi eld his team’s success also carried into the class-room. While at CSU-Pueblo, the maintained a grade-point average better than 3.4.

Prior to serving as the ThunderWolves’ head coach, Show-alter held the same position at Division III Colorado College, a non-scholarship program in Colorado Springs.

Before arriving at Colorado College, he was an assistant coach at his alma mater Adams State (Alamosa, Colo.) from 1996-98.

Showalter earned both his bachelor’s (Sports and Exer-cise Management) and master’s (Exercise Physiology) at Adams State.

He has a daughter, Maison.

Coaches

DENNY BOGUSKIEDENNY BOGUSKIEASSISTANT COACH

First Season • Middle Tennessee (1978)

Denny Boguskie will assist head coach Stephanie Paris in her fi rst year as head coach of the Austin Peay softball team.

Boguskie, a long-time fi xture around the Clarksville softball scene, will assist primarily with the outfi elders and in game-day operations.

Boguskie spent the previous 10 years at nearby Ross-view High School, serving as an assistant coach for Phil-lip Burkhart. With Boguskie on staff, the Redhawks won six

district championships and made nine regional tournament appearances, advancing to the 2005 TSSAA State Tourna-ment. During that time Rossview, won 224 games and had a district record of 112-26.

Off the softball fi eld, Boguskie was a long-time probation offi cer for the United States Federal Court system, as well as a high school football offi cial for the TSSAA. The Nashville native graduated from MTSU in 1978.

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2012 (Junior): Named to the All-Ohio Valley Conference second team as a utility/designated player ... named adi-das® OVC Pitcher of the Week (April 30) after going 3-0 with a pair of wins

versus Jacksonville State and an eight-inning 1-0 victory over Evansville ... fi nished tied for eighth overall in OVC in total appearances (36), ninth in innings pitched (165.1) and 10th in strikeouts (105) and complete games (15) ... in OVC play only, fi nished tied for fi rst in appearances (26), fi fth in innings pitched (129.1), sixth in complete games (13), tied for seventh in strikeouts (81), ninth in ERA (2.54) and games started (17) and 10th in wins (7) ... became fi rst pitcher in school history to record 36 appearances as a pitcher in three different seasons ... offensively batted .231 and fi nished third on team in sacrifi ces (6) ... set career single-game highs in strikeouts (10) versus Tennessee State (3/29) and putouts (8) and assists (6) versus Morehead State (3/24) ... named to Dean’s List (Spring) and AP Scholar Athlete. 2011 (Sophomore): Appeared in 51 games, starting 45 ... one of three Lady Govs with more than one game-winning hit, one versus Belmont (2/13) and the other versus Tennessee State (3/31) ... had a career-best three RBI versus Tennessee State (3/31) ... tied for second on team in sacrifi ce bunts (4) ... led team in hits (4) versus left-handed pitching ... also paced team with 43 appearances in circle, second most in school history ... only pitcher in school history to have multiple seasons of at least 38 mound appearances ... led team in complete games (12), wins (8), innings pitched (168.2) and strikeouts (80) ... pitched team’s only shutout versus Tennessee State (3/31).2010 (Freshman): Experienced one of the best freshman pitching cam-paigns in school history by leading team in every pitching category, in-cluding appearances (38), starts (18), wins (12), complete games (5), shutouts (2), strikeouts (94) and ERA (3.05) ... her 38 appearances were freshman single-season record and the third most overall by a pitcher ... 12 wins ties for seventh most in single-season and most by a Lady Gov pitcher since 2007 ... became fi rst Lady Gov since 2007 season to be

named OVC Pitcher of the Week (4/5) after go-ing 3-0, in fi ve appear-ances, with a 0.00 ERA, in 16.1 inning of work, while striking out 13 and walking three, with opponents hitting only .167 batting average over the week ... twice named APSU Athlete of the Week ... fi nished third overall among OVC pitchers in ap-pearances and seventh in wins (12) and innings pitched (140.2) ... in OVC play fi nished fi rst in appearances (21), third in ERA (1.91), fi fth in wins (8), sixth in innings pitched (80.2), seventh in strikeouts (51) and ninth in opponents batting average (.228) ... offen-sively had two multiple-hit games, while recording a game-winning hit ver-sus IUPUI (2/19) ... earned membership in Alpha Lambda Delta national freshman honor society.High School: Pitched and played second and third base for coach Chad Becker at Houston High School … led team to state tournament as senior … fi nished with a 17-13 win-loss records and a 0.48 ERA … struck out 17, while giving up only four hits in two games at state tournament … played on three region championship teams while at Houston … named three times to Memphis All-Metro team … named Memphis Commercial Appeal Best of the Preps Individual Sport Award winner for softball fol-lowing senior season … member on National Honor Society and Faculty Honor Roll.Personal: Daughter of Mike and Jean Brewer … birthday is June 29 … lists Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning as athlete she most admires .. plans on majoring in a medical fi eld.

CAREER HIGHSAt Bats: ......... 4, 9 times, m.r. vs. TSU (3/21/12)Runs: .......... 1, 11 times, m.r. vs. JSU (4/29/12)Hits: ........ 2, 10 times, m.r. vs. SEMO (4/14/12)Doubles: ........1, 4 times, m.r. vs. JSU (4/28/12)Triples: .................................. 1 vs. EIU (4/22/11)Home runs: ......................... 1 vs. TSU (3/31/11)RBI: ...................................... 3 vs. TSU (3/31/11)Walks: ..................................2 vs. TTU (3/20/10)Strikeouts: ....2, 5 times, m.r. vs. JSU (4/28/12)Putouts: ..............................8 vs. MOR (3/24/12)Assists: ...............................6 vs. MOR (3/24/12)Errors:..................................... 2 vs. EKU (4/1/12)Inn. pitched: ... 8, 5 times, m.r. vs. UE (4/25/12)Walks: ..................................6 vs. JSU (4/28/12)Strikeouts: ........................10 vs. TSU (3/29/12)

MORGAN BREWERMORGAN BREWER

JR • P • 5-9 • R/RCollierville, Tenn. • Houston HS

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G AB R H 2B 3B HR TB .SLG RBI SB-A BB SO HP S/B-F .AVG PO A E DP FDP2010 46 42 1 7 1 0 0 8 .190 3 0-0 4 9 2 1-0 .167 16 36 5 4 .9122011 51 108 4 20 0 1 1 25 .231 8 1-1 6 24 1 4-0 .185 4 42 4 3 .9202012 46 108 6 25 3 0 0 28 .259 8 0-0 6 16 2 6-0 .231 44 39 6 3 .933Career 142 258 11 52 4 1 1 61 .236 19 1-1 16 49 5 11-0 .202 64 117 15 10 .923

PITCHING STATISTICS G GS CG W L S SHO IP H 2B 3B HR R ER BB SO WP HP ERA2010 38 18 5 12 10 0 2 140.2 144 23 5 12 87 61 39 94 8 11 3.042011 43 23 12 8 18 0 1 168.2 201 31 4 17 132 95 58 80 12 15 3.942012 36 21 15 10 15 0 2 165.1 186 25 2 11 95 72 49 105 10 12 3.05Career 117 62 32 30 43 0 5 474.2 531 79 11 40 314 228 146 279 30 38 3.36

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SO • 2B • 5-7 • R/RLebanon, Tenn. • Friendship Christian HS

2011 (Freshman): Appeared in 34 games, including 25 starts ... had two hits versus Alabama A&M (4/18) ... had career high in putouts versus Loyola Chicago (5) and assists (8) ver-

sus Tennessee Tech (3/10) ... the eight assists tied for the most in a single game in the OVC ... recorded a double versus SIU Edwardsville (3/17) ... fi nished third on team in assists (56). High School: Played shortstop for Erica Powell at Friendship Christian School ... four-year starter for a team that won four district and region titles, three sub-state titles and made three trips to the state tournament ... fi nalist for Wilson County Sports Council Athlete of the Year ... three-time all-district selection, including the fi nal two years as district MVP ... earned selection to Middle Tennessee Softball Coaches Association all Mid-State team as a junior and senior ... named to Tennessee State Sportswriters All-State team ... earned selection to Tennessean’s All Mid-state team ... also played on the volleyball and soccer teams ... graduated with a honors diploma.

Personal: Daughter of Jeff and Michelle Burroughs ... has one younger sister Ali (16) ... named surfer Betha-ny Hamilton as the ath-lete she most admires ... currently undecided on her major.

LAUREL BURROUGHSLAUREL BURROUGHS

G AB R H 2B 3B HR TB .SLG RBI SB-A BB SO HP S/B-F .AVG PO A E DP FDP2012 34 39 5 6 1 0 0 7 .179 1 1-2 2 12 0 1-0 .154 43 56 15 5 .868Totals 34 39 5 6 1 0 0 7 .179 1 1-2 2 12 0 1-0 .154 43 56 15 5 .868

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At Bats: ................................ 4 vs. TSU (3/21/12)Runs: ................ 1, 5 times, m.r. vs. EIU (5/5/12)Hits: .................................. 2 vs. AAMU (4/18/12)Doubles: ............................. 1 vs. SIUE (3/17/12)Triples: .............................................................N/AHome runs: .....................................................N/ARBI: ...................................1 vs. AAMU (4/18/12)Walks: ...........1, 2 times, m.r. vs. JSU (4/28/12)Strikeouts: .....2, 4 times, m.r. vs. UTM (4/4/12)Putouts: ................................ 5 vs. LCHI (3/2/12)Assists: .................................8 vs. TTU (3/10/12)Errors:..............2, 4 times, m.r. vs. LIP (4/10/12)

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LAUREN LAUREN de CASTROde CASTROJR • P-1B • 5-7 • R/RTorrance, Calif. • Torrance HS

2012 (Sophomore): Earned All-Ohio Valley Conference First-Team honors, becoming fi rst Lady Gov since 2007 to receive that distinction ... became fi rst player in school history to earn both

adidas® OVC Player of the Week (3/26) and adidas® OVC Pitcher of the Week (2/27 and 3/5) honors in the same season ... the two adidas® OVC Pitcher of the Week selections in the same season were also a school fi rst ... overall fi nished in the top 10 in nine different overall categories in OVC including batting average (third, .385), hits (t-eighth, 62), home runs (t-seventh, nine), doubles (t-seventh, 11), total bases (fi fth, 102), slugging percentage (fourth, .634), on-base percentage (fi fth, .450), earned run average (seventh, 2.54) and opponent batting average (10th, .263) ... in conference play placed in the top six in eight different categories, includ-ing tying for the top spot in total hits and being one of fi ve players to fi nish above .400 in batting average in conference play ... only player in OVC to rank in top 10 in both batting average and earned run average ... offensive numbers put her in the top-10 in eight different single-season categories, including total bases (second), hits (t-third), slugging percentage (t-thirrd), batting average (fi fth), doubles and at bats (t-fi fth), home runs (sixth) and RBIs (t-ninth) ... tied for a OVC single-game best with fi ve hits versus Ten-nessee State (3/21) ... led team in every offensive category except triples and hit by pitches, fi nishing second ... had three game-winning hits, all in conference play, against Morehead State (3/24), Eastern Kentucky (4/1) and Jacksonville State (4/29) ... recorded 18 multi-hit game and six multi-RBI games ... had a team-best 13-game hitting streak, which was third-longest in OVC in 2012 ... set career single-game highs in runs scored (3) vs. Eastern Kentucky (3/31), hits (5) vs. Tennessee State (3/21), RBIs (5) vs. Mercer (2/11), putouts (13) vs. Miami (Ohio) (2/11), innings pitched (8) vs. Morehead State (3/24) and strikeouts (7) vs. Alabama A&M (4/18) ... hit two-out grand slam in top of seventh inning to force extra-innings in win vs. Mercer (2/11) ... drove in team-best 16 RBIs with two outs ... had OPS (on-base plus slugging percentage) of 1.084. 2011 (Freshman): Played and started 49 games ... tied for team lead in batting average (.255) and stolen bases (6) ... second on team in hits (35) and multiple hit games (7) ... led team in doubles (7) ... tied for third on team in RBI (16) and two-out RBI (8) ... had two four-RBI games, Belmont (2/13) and Morehead State (3/12) ... had two three-hit games, Belmont

(2/13) and Morehead State (3/12) ... one of three Lady Govs - and only freshman -- to record more than one game-winning hit, versus Alabama State (3/4) and Southeast Missouri (4/3) ... ap-peared 16 times with 12 starts and one com-plete game (Eastern Michigan 3/26) ... struck out career-high six bat-ters versus Tennessee State (3/31).High School: Pitched and played fi rst base for coach Donald Glavich at Torrance High School ... hit .292 as a senior, with fi ve home runs, 20 RBI, a .517 slugging percentage and a perfect 6-for-6 in stolen bases... in the circle, had a 1.36 ERA and a 17-7 win-loss record in 154 innings of work ... had seven shutouts and 223 strikeouts ... named Daily Breeze Player of the Year ... played fi rst base as a junior, batting .364, with nine doubles, two triples and one home run ... named fi rst-team Daily Breeze All-Area, as well as earning fi rst-team All-Pioneer League honors ... as a sopho-more, hit .350, with four doubles and three triples ... named to second-team Daily Breeze All-Area team and second team All-Pioneer League.Personal: Daughter of Mike and Sue de Castro ... one older brother Bran-don ... birthday is January 16 ... Jennie Finch is athlete she most admires ... is a psychology major ... wants to be a family psychologist after college.

CAREER HIGHSAt Bats: ......... 5, 2 times, m.r. vs. TSU (3/21/12)Runs: ................................... 3 vs. EKU (3/31/12)Hits: ..................................... 5 vs. TSU (3/21/12)Doubles: ....2, 2 times, m.r. vs. AAMU (4/18/12)Triples: .........1, 2 times, m.r. vs. MOR (3/24/12)Home runs: 1, 12 times, m.r. vs. JSU (4/29/12)RBI: ..................................... 5 vs. MER (2/11/12)Walks: .......2, 3 times, m.r. vs. SEMO (4/14/12)Strikeouts: ............3, 2 times vs. JSU (4/28/12)Putouts: ........................... 13 vs. MOH (2/11/12)Assists: .......... 4, 5 times, m.r. vs. LCHI (3/4/12)Errors:........... 1, 10 times, m.r. vs. UTM (4/4/12)Inn. Pitched: .......................8 vs. MOR (3/24/12)Walks: .........6, 2 times, m.r. vs. MUR (4/22/12)Strikeouts: .......................7 vs. AAMU (4/18/12)

G AB R H 2B 3B HR TB .SLG RBI SB-A BB SO HP S/B-F .AVG PO A E DP FDP2011 49 137 16 35 7 1 3 53 .387 16 6-7 5 27 2 3-0 .255 32 24 5 1 .9182012 50 161 30 62 11 1 9 102 .634 30 8-9 15 23 4 1-0 .385 218 48 5 9 .982Career 99 298 46 97 18 2 12 155 .520 46 14-16 20 50 6 4-0 .326 250 72 10 10 .970

PITCHING STATISTICS G GS CG W L S SHO IP H 2B 3B HR R ER BB SO WP HP ERA2011 16 12 1 0 8 0 0 57.1 73 12 1 5 58 50 42 35 7 13 6.102012 22 17 7 6 7 0 2 99.1 106 18 2 7 51 36 44 66 9 3 2.54Career 38 29 8 6 15 0 2 156.2 179 30 3 12 109 86 86 101 16 16 3.84

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AMANDA AMANDA DeDe VRIES VRIES

JR • OF • 5-7 • R/RMossley, Ontario • Lord Dorchester Sec.

2012 (Sophomore): Appeared in four games, including two as pinch hitter ... recorded outs in both defensive chances ... named to AD’s Honor Roll. 2011 (Freshman): Appeared in 15

games, starting eight ... threw out four of fi ve opponents trying to steal a base in seven games behind the plate ... had season’s lone RBI versus Murray State (4/9) ... had career best three putouts and assists versus Belmont (2/13).High School: Played volleyball, golf and ran track at Lord Dorchester Secondary where she was the junior and senior Female Athlete of the Year won Ontario Volleyball Association Award of Excellence ... played softball in summer for travel team, where she caught and played in the outfi eld ... team fi nishing fi fth at the Canadian National Championships and earning a silver medal at the Ontario Grand Championships ... won Canadian National Cather Award ... offensively, she batted .317 last sea-son, including four triples and a home run ... has a 1.8 second pop time to second base and a 0.88 second pop time to fi rst.Personal: Daughter of Darren and Jennifer De Vries ... birthday is Febru-ary 9 ... Canadian humanitarian and cancer research activist Terry Fox is athlete she most admires ... health and human performance major ... wants to be a chiropractor after college.

CAREER HIGHSAt Bats: .........3, 2 times, m.r. vs. EKU (3/20/11)Runs: ...............................................................N/AHits: ............... 1, 2 times, m.r. vs, MUR (4/9/11)Doubles: ..........................................................N/ATriples: ............................................................. N/AHome runs: ..................................................... N/ARBI: ....................................... 1 vs. MUR (4/9/11)Walks: .............................................................N/AStrikeouts: ...2, 2 times, m.r. vs. EKU (3/20/11)Putouts: ................................ 3 vs. BEL(2/13/11)Assists: ................................. 3 vs. BEL(2/13/11)Errors:................ 1, 4 times, m.r. vs. UK (4/6/11)

G AB R H 2B 3B HR TB .SLG RBI SB-A BB SO HP S/B-F .AVG PO A E DP FDP2011 15 15 0 2 0 0 0 2 .133 1 0-0 0 8 0 0-0 .133 10 6 4 0 .8002012 5 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 0 3 0 0-0 .000 2 0 0 0 1.000Totals 20 19 0 2 0 0 0 2 .105 1 0-0 0 11 0 0-0 .105 12 6 4 0 .818

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KAYLA DAVIDSONKAYLA DAVIDSON

JR • SS • 5-6 • R/RSouth Fulton, Tenn. • South Fulton HS

2012 (Sophomore): Appeared in 49 games, with 48 starts ... fi nished third on team in home runs (5) ... led team in sacrifi ce hits (8) ... tied for second on team in walks (11) ... hit grand-slam

home run versus Jacksonville State (4/29) ... hit game-winning walk-off home run versus Trevecca (2/22) ... has career single-game high in RBIs (4) versus Jacksonville State (4/29) and assists (7) versus Miami (OH) (2/22).2011 (Freshman): Appeared in 35 games, starting 29 ... had game-winning hit versus Eastern Michigan (3/27) ... one of two Lady Govs to record a pinch hit ... had career-best three RBI versus Eastern Michigan (3/27/11) ... set career highs in both putouts (5) and assists (5) in same game versus Eastern Illinois (4/22).High School: Played shortstop and second base for coach Curt Lee at South Fulton High School ... team fi nished third in the 2010 TSSAA Class A state tournament ... batted .341, with three home runs and 19 RBI ...

named to all-district and all-district tournament teams ... hit .340 as a junior with 31 RBI.Personal: Daughter of Bud and Melinda Da-vidson ... has younger brother Kody and a younger sister Gracy ... birthday is June 25 ... hasn’t declared a major ... wants to coach in col-lege after graduation.

CAREER HIGHSAt Bats: ................................. 4 vs. JSU (4/28/12)Runs: .............. 2, 3 times, m.r. vs. UNT (3/3/12)Hits: ...........2, 4 times, m.r. vs. AAMU (4/18/12)Doubles: ........1, 4 times, m.r. vs. JSU (4/28/12)Triples: ........... 1, 2 times, m.r. vs. TULS (3/2/12)Home runs: ...1, 5 times, m.r. vs. JSU (4/29/12)RBI: .......................................4 vs. JSU (4/29/12)Walks: ................................... 2 vs. UNT (3/3/12)Strikeouts: ..... 2, 7 times, m.r. vs. UE (4/25/12)Putouts: ................................ 5 vs. EIU (4/22/11)Assists: ...............................7 vs. MOH (2/11/12)Errors:.............. 2, 3 times, m.r. vs. UE (4/25/12)

G AB R H 2B 3B HR TB .SLG RBI SB-A BB SO HP S/B-F .AVG PO A E DP FDP2011 35 56 6 9 2 1 0 13 .232 5 1-1 6 16 0 2-0 .161 50 51 11 5 .9022012 49 78 15 18 2 1 5 37 .474 12 0-2 11 19 1 8-0 .231 44 107 8 6 .950Totals 84 134 21 27 4 2 5 50 .373 17 1-3 17 35 1 10-0 .201 94 158 19 11 .930

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SO • OF • 5-2 • L/RClarksville, Tenn. • Kenwood HSJR • P • 5-3 • L/RFt. Gibson Okla. • Ft. Gibson HS

2012 (Sophomore): Appeared in 14 games, including seven starts ... had career high in strikeouts (9) and put-outs (2) versus Alabama A&M (4/18) ... pitched fi nal 3.1 innings in relief to pick

up win versus Eastern Kentucky (3/31) ... threw a team-high 145 pitches versus Alabama A&M (4/18). 2011 (Freshman): Appeared in 30 games, with 11 starts ... went 2-for-2 in her stolen base attempts ... came off the bench a team-high 19 times ... in the circle, appeared in 29 games with seven starts ... picked up season’s only win versus Belmont (2/13) ... pitched a career high seven innings versus Belmont (2/13) ... had career best four strikeouts versus nationally ranked Kentucky (4/6).High School: Pitched for coach James Parnell at Ft. Gibson High School ... earned all-state honors after senior season where she was 16-5 in 152.3 innings with 198 strikeouts and a 0.60 ERA ... was a four-time se-lection to the All-Muskogee-Phoenix fi rst-team ... earning all-conference fi rst-team honors four straight years ... named Pitcher of the Year follow-ing her freshman and senior seasons ... was a member of four district and three region championship teams ... twice team advanced to the state quarterfi nals (sophomore, senior) ... fi nishing as state runner-up her junior season ... fi nished prep career with a 70-20 win-loss mark, while striking out 827 batters along the way.Personal: Daughter of Michael and Felicia Johnson ... has one older sis-ter Kirby ... birthday is July 13 ... Albert Pujols is athlete she most admires ... is a criminal justice major ... wants to work in law enforcement after college.

TAYLOR MILLSTAYLOR MILLS

CAREER HIGHSAt Bats: ......3, 6 times, m.r. vs. AAMU (4/18/12)Runs: ............1, 6 times, m.r. vs. EKU (3/31/12)Hits: ............. 1, 5 times, m.r. vs. UTM (3/22/11)Doubles: ..........................................................N/ATriples: .............................................................N/AHome runs: ..................................................... N/ARBI: ..................................................................N/AWalks: ...........1, 4 times, m.r. vs. TTU (4/30/11)Strikeouts: ........................ 3 vs. MISS (2/25/11)Putouts: ............................2 vs. AAMU (4/18/12)Assists: ..............................3 vs. IUPUI (2/12/11)Errors:..............1, 2 times, m.r. vs. LIP (4/10/12)Inn pitched: 7, 2 times, m.r. vs. AAMU (4/18/12)Walks: .......6, 3 times, m.r. vs. AAMU (4/18/12)Strikeouts: .......................9 vs. AAMU (4/18/12)

G AB R H 2B 3B HR TB .SLG RBI SB-A BB SO HP S/B-F .AVG PO A E DP .AVG2011 30 34 5 5 0 0 0 5 .147 0 2-2 4 17 0 0-0 .147 4 11 0 0 1.002012 14 8 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 0 2 0 0-0 .000 2 6 2 0 .800Career 44 42 6 5 0 0 0 5 .119 0 2-2 4 19 0 0-0 .119 6 17 2 0 .920

PITCHING STATISTICS G GS CG W L S SHO IP H 2B 3B HR R ER BB SO WP HP ERA2011 20 7 1 1 5 0 0 37.2 55 4 0 10 52 33 39 16 13 10 6.132012 13 7 1 2 5 0 0 35.0 50 7 0 5 47 41 37 22 5 3 8.20Career 33 14 2 3 10 0 0 72.2 105 11 0 15 99 74 76 38 18 13 7.13

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SHELBY NORTONSHELBY NORTONR-JR • C-1B • 5-4 • R/RMadison, Ala. • Madison Academy

2012 (Reshirt Junior): Appeared in 25 games, including 19 starts, despite missing a month of the season after suffering a broken hand after being hit by a pitch versus SIU Edwards-

ville ... led team for third straight year in hit-by-pitches (6), and fi elding percentage (.991) after committing just one error in 107 chances ... had fi rst career triple versus Southern Illinois (2/12) ... had game-winning hit versus Jackson State (2/20). 2011 (Redshirt Sophomore): Appeared in all 52 games, starting 51 ... second on team in doubles (6), on-base percentage (.318) and tied for second in home runs (5) ... tied for team longest hitting streak (5 games) and reaching base streak (7) ... had game-winning hit versus Missouri-Kansas City (2/19) ... set career high with 14 putouts versus UT Martin (3/22/11) ... set school single-season record with 11 hit by pitches ... recorded 342 putouts, fi fth most for a single season ... part of team-best 10 double plays.2010 (Redshirt Freshman): Appeared in 47 of the teams 51 games, with 38 starts ... set school single-season record with seven hit by pitches ... tied for team lead in multiple-RBI games (4), while tying for third in multiple-hit games (6) ... fi nished with two game-winning hits, Southeast Missouri (4/2) and Eastern Illinois (4/24) ... had two doubles versus Belmont (4/6) ... tied for second on team in home runs (3), while fi nishing third in doubles (6) ... had team-best 254 putouts.2009 (Freshman): Received medical redshirt.High School: Caught for Jennifer Leal at Madison Academy … named to Huntsville Times All-Metro team as junior and senior … selected as Adi-das Futures Top-100 prospect … named to class 3A all-area team three times … won team’s Golden Glove Award in 2004 and team MVP in 2008 … team made Alabama State Tournament Elite Eight in 2003, 2006, 2007 … was a honors gradate and member of the National Honor Society … was Miss Madison Academy fi nalist.

Personal: Daughter of Rick and Lynn Norton … has one older brother, Paul … birth-day is February 6 … lists Olympic swimmer Dara Torres as athlete she most admires … a health and human performance (wellness promotion) major.

G AB R H 2B 3B HR TB .SLG RBI SB-A BB SO HP S/B-F .AVG PO A E DP .AVG2009 REDSHIRTED2010 47 104 11 25 6 0 3 40 .385 12 2-3 7 32 7 2-1 .240 254 9 8 8 .9702011 52 128 13 28 6 0 5 49 .383 14 2-4 8 31 11 4-1 .219 342 17 11 10 .9702012 25 36 4 7 1 1 0 10 .278 5 0-1 7 8 6 2-0 .194 99 7 1 2 .991Totals 124 268 28 60 13 1 8 99 .369 31 4-8 22 71 24 8-2 .224 695 33 20 20 .973

CAREER HIGHSAt Bats: ........ 5, 2 times, m.r. vs. UTM (3/22/11)Runs: ............ 2, 3 times, m.r. vs. TSU (3/31/11)Hits: .............3, 2 times, m.r. vs. MUR (4/10/11)Doubles: ................................. 2 vs. BEL (4/6/10)Triples: .................................. 1 vs. SIU (2/12/12)Home runs: ... 1, 8 times, m.r. vs. EIU (4/23/11)RBI: ..............3, 3 times, m.r. vs. MUR (4/10/10)Walks: .......... 2, 2 times, m.r. vs. TSU (3/31/11)Strikeouts: ......................... 4 vs. UTM (3/22/11)Putouts: ............................ 14 vs. UTM (3/22/11)Assists: ........... 2, 6 times, m.r. vs. UE (4/25/12)Errors:...........3, 2 times, m.r. vs. MOR (3/12/11)

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JESSICA RYANJESSICA RYANRS-JR. • OF • 5-3 • R/R

Chicago, Ill. • Castle HS2012 (Redshirt Junior): Appeared in 44 games, with 35 starts ... fi n-ished second on team in home runs (6) and fourth in RBIs (14) and walks (10) ... had game-winning hits versus

Alabama A&M (4/17) and Murray State (4/21) ... hit pinch-hit three-run home run versus Trevecca (2/22) ... recorded career single-game high in doubles (2) versus Jacksonville State (4/28) ... named to President’s List, Dean’s List. AD’s Honor Roll ... earned Athletic Student Leadership Award.2011 (Redshirt Sophomore): Appeared in 51 games, starting 49 ... led team with eight home runs, sixth most in a single season...tied for team lead in RBI (19) ... led team in slugging percentage (.441) ... second in total bases (56) ... led team by reaching base as a leadoff hitter (14) ... led team with 14 two-out RBIs ... tied for team lead in multi-RBI games (5) ... third on team in runs scored (17) ... had game-winning hit versus SIU Edwardsville (5/7) ... tied school record with two home runs in one game versus SIU Edwardsville (5/7) ... had career high four RBI versus Murray State (4/9).2010 (Sophomore): Missed entire season due to broken leg suffered in preseason ... is a student-athlete advisory (SAAC) team representative.2009 (Freshman): Appeared in 41 games, with 20 starts … led freshmen with 12 runs scored … second on team in games coming off the bench (21) … second on team among freshmen with 11 walks … had a home run and career-best two RBI versus Florida A&M (3/6) at Georgia Tech

Buzz Classic … had two multiple-hit games.High School: Played shortstop and center-fi eld for Pat Lockyear at Castle High School … team was state cham-pion runner-up (Class 4A) junior year … was named team captain as senior …named to fi rst-team all-conference senior year … team was Southern Indiana Athletic Conference champions in 2008 … earned Dollars for Scholars Scholarship and Newburgh Girls Softball Scholarship … was Pep Club president and a member of Teen Court.Personal: Daughter of Ron and Chris Ryan … has younger sister, Jen-nifer, and younger brother, Matthew … birthday is September 19 … is a certifi ed life guard … pre-law major.

G AB R H 2B 3B HR TB .SLG RBI SB-A BB SO HP S/B-F .AVG PO A E DP FDP2009 41 63 12 10 0 0 1 13 .206 4 3-4 11 30 0 1-0 .159 5 0 1 0 .8332010 REDSHIRTED2011 51 127 17 28 2 1 8 56 .441 19 4-6 9 45 0 2-0 .220 59 3 7 0 .8992012 44 91 12 16 4 0 6 38 .418 14 2-4 10 41 2 2-1 .176 40 0 2 0 .952Totals 136 281 41 54 6 1 15 107 .381 37 9-14 30 116 2 5-1 .192 104 3 10 0 .915

CAREER HIGHSAt Bats: .................................5 vs. TTU (3/11/12)Runs: ............. 2, 4 times, m.r. vs. SIUE (5/7/11)Hits: ............... 3, 2 times, m.r. vs. MUR (4/9/11)Doubles: ...............................2 vs. JSU (4/28/12)Triples: ................................. 1 vs. BEL (3/16/11)Home runs: .......................... 2 vs. SIUE (5/7/11)RBI: ....................................... 4 vs. MUR (4/9/11)Walks: ............ 2, 2 times, m.r. vs. UNT (3/3/12)Strikeouts: ....3, 3 times, m.r. vs. JSU (4/16/11)Putouts: .........3, 8 times, m.r. vs. JSU (4/28/12)Assists: ........1, 3 times, m.r. vs. EMU (3/26/11)Errors:............. 1, 10 times, m.r. vs. EIU (5/5/12)

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KRISTIN WHITMIREKRISTIN WHITMIRERS-JR • UTL • 5-8 • R/R

Apison, Tenn. • Ooltewah HS2012 (Redshirt Sophomore): Only appeared in fi ve games, all starts at second base, before seeing season come to an end after suffering knee injury versus Jackson State ... hit

second career home run in season opener versus Mercer (2/11) ... scored four runs and drove in two in 17 plate appearances. 2011 (Redshirt-Freshman): Appeared in 42 games with 36 starts ... had fi rst college home run versus Wright State (2/13) ... fi nished third on team in assists (68) ... had career highs in putouts (5) and assists (5) versus UT Martin (3/22).2010 (Freshman): Did not play in 2010 after received medical redshirt due to shoulder injury suffered during summer ball.High School Played shortstop for Norma Nelson at Ooltewah High School … was high school teammate of fellow incomming freshman Jes-sica Chernak … as a senior hit .456 with seven home runs while scoring 36 runs for team that fi nish 24-9 … also had 13 stolen bases … named to Tennessee Sports Writers Class AAA All-State First-Team … named to Chattanooga Best of Preps as senior … played in Tennessee-Georgia All-Star Classic as senior … was a starter on state championship team that fi nished with 46-3-1 record as junior in 2008 where she hit .429 with eight home runs and 34 RBI … named Chattanooga Best of Preps second team as junior … 2008 team was also ranked nationaly by USA Today.Personal: Daughter of Wendell and Karen Whitmire … two older brothers, Will and Ben … birthday is July 11 … lists Amanda Jordan as athlete she most admires …business marketing major.

CAREER HIGHSAt Bats: ........5, 2 times, m.r. vs. MER (2/11/12)Runs: ...........2, 2 times, m.r. vs. JAXS (2/20/12)Hits: .............2, 2 times, m.r. vs. MER (2/11/12)Doubles: ..........................................................N/ATriples: .............................................................N/AHome runs: .1, 2 times, m.r. vs. MER (2/11/12)RBI: ..............1, 4 times, m.r. vs. JAXS (2/20/12)Walks: .........1, 6 times, m.r. vs. JAXS (2/20/12)Strikeouts: ..2, 4 times, m.r. vs. MOH (2/11/12)Putouts: .............................. 5 vs. UTM (3/22/11)Assists: ..........5, 3 times, m.r. vs. TTU (4/30/11)Errors:...................................3 vs. EKU (3/19/11)

G AB R H 2B 3B HR TB .SLG RBI SB-A BB SO HP S/B-F .AVG PO A E DP AVG2010 Redshirted2011 42 53 4 8 0 0 1 11 .208 2 0-2 4 15 2 2-0 .151 58 68 15 5 .8942012 5 14 4 4 0 0 1 7 .500 2 0-1 2 3 1 0-0 .286 17 3 1 2 .952Totals 47 67 8 12 0 0 2 18 .269 4 0-3 6 18 3 2-0 .179 75 71 16 7 .901

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FR • C/OF • 5-4 • R/RClarksville, Tenn. • Rossview HS

High School: Local product who caught for Phil Burkhart at Rossview High School... all-district from 2010-12... Hit .400 as a senior... district de-

fensive MVP in 2012... prior to coming to Rossview, was an all-district performer at Ft. Campbell (Ky.) High School.Personal: Daughter of Scott and Jennifer Brower... father played base-ball at West Point and mother was a tennis player at Bloomsburg (Pa.) University... has one older sister, Jordan ... birthday is March 3 ... names two-time Olympic gold medal softball player Crystl Bustos as most ad-mired athlete ... plans on being an education major and teach and coach after college.

COURTNEY BROWERCOURTNEY BROWER

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FR • OF • 5-1 • R/RSawyerville, Ill. • Gillespie HS

High School: Caught for Michelle Smith at Gillespie (Ill.) High School... four-year all-conference selection... two-time selection to the Alton Tele-

graph small school all-area team and two-time Springfi eld State Journal Register all-area team... named team MVP after 2010 and 2011 seasons ... selected to play in Prairie State Conference all-star game in 2010 and 2011 ... Illinois State Scholar and valedictorian.Personal: Daughter of Teresa and Joe Cline... has one younger brother, AJ ... birthday in Feb 27 ... plans on being a health and human perfor-mance major and pursue a career in physical therapy after college.

ABBIE CLINEABBIE CLINE

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R-FR • OF • 5-8 • L/RClarksville, Tenn. • Rossview HS

High School: Played outfi eld for Phil Burkhart at Rossview High School … four-year starter for team that re-corded a 102-40 win-loss mark over that stretch … team won two regular-

season District 10-AAA titles and posted four straight district tournament runner-up fi nishes … fi nished prep career with second highest batting average in school history (.421) and all-time doubles leader (44) … 20 doubles during sophomore season set school single-season record … lashed fi ve triples and seven home runs during four seasons … drove in 91 RBIs and scored 79 runs during career … selected to play in the Middle Tennessee Softball Coaches Association All-Star Game following senior season … named all-district and district defensive player of the year … earned The Leaf-Chronicle all-area honors … also played basket-ball and was named to the National Honor Society.Personal: Daughter of Shawn and the late Lori Collins … one younger sister Ainsley … birthday is Feb. 2 … mother played softball in college at Cumberland University … is majoring in English.

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FR • P • 5-6 • R/RMadison, Ala. • Bob Jones HS

High School: Pitched and played sec-ond base for Kent Chambers at Bob Jones (Ala.) High School... pitched her squad to three top-fi ve state fi nishes: third in 2010, fi fth in 2011 and fourth

in 2012... Alabama Sports Writers Association All-State Class 6A... fi rst team All-State pitcher in 2012... named to the Huntsville Times Elite First Team (2010-12) and Huntsville Times Pitcher of the Year (2012) ... named to the North-South All-Star team in 2011.Personal: Daughter of Hal and Kathy Guest... has three sisters, two older Kaitlin and Holly and one younger, Sarah and one older brother, Walt ... birthday is July 31 ... named NFL quarterback Tim Tebow as most admired athlete ... plans on majoring in education in order to teach and coach after college.

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FR • OF • 5-5 • L/RMurrietta, Calif. • Chaparral HS

High School: Played outfi eld for Jerry Delamater at Chaparral (Calif.) High School ... had a .303 batting average as senior with a .333 slugging percent-age.

Personal: Daughter of Jim and Jennifer Lake... Has one younger sister, Emily, and one younger brother, Shea ... birthday is Oct. 26.

MARISSA LAKEMARISSA LAKE

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FR • UTL • 5-5 • R/RIndian Mound, Tenn. • Northeast HS

High School: Local product that caught for Steve Kordisch at North-east High School... named all-district and all-area all four years... three-time state wrestling champion for the

Eagles with an overall record of 65-1 ... two-time all-district in volleyball ... graduated fourth in her class ... named to the National Honor Society and National Technical Honor Society.Personal: Daughter of Craig Maki and Angela Wilson-Haley... has two brothers, Brandon and Cody, and one sister Lyssa... mother played golf collegiately ... birthday is April 13.

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FR • OF • 5-0 • L/RHighlands Ranch, Colo. • Mountain Vista HS

High School: Played shortstop and third base for Bret Grammerstorf at Mountain Vista (Colo.) High School ... help lead team to state tournament ap-

pearances all four seasons ... hit .298 as a senior with 21 runs scored ... named second-team all-state after senior season.Personal: Daughter of Todd and Shanna Ruppert... father Todd played football at Franklin University... Has one younger sister Elizabeth and one younger brother Max ... birthday is April 24.

KOLBI RUPPERTKOLBI RUPPERT

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FR • C-UTL • 5-8 • R/REnglewood, Colo. • Cherry Creek HS

High School: Caught for Whitney Platten at Cherry Creek (Colo.) High School ... First team all-conference at fi rst base as a freshman and as a catcher following her sophomore and

junior seasons... all-state and All-Colorado in 2011... hit .500 as a senior with a .679 slugging percentage ... academic all-state in 2010 and 2011.Personal: Daughter of Barbara Pavel... has one older brother, Max ... birthday is Jan. 10 ... names New York Yankee shortstop Derek Jeter the athlete she most admires ... plans on majoring in nursing.

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FR • 3B • 5-7 • R/RLexington, Tenn. • Lexington HS

High School: Played third base for Ronnie Burk at Lexington (Tenn.) High School... all-district each of her four seasons and all-tournament on three

occasions ... named to All-West Tennessee team following freshman and junior seasons ... led team to three state tournament appearances, in-cluding a runner-up fi nish as a junior ... hit 39 home runs in her four-year career... also a two-time all-district basketball player.Personal: Daughter of Jeff and Gail Corbitt... has three older sisters, Kayla, Kelsey and Chelsey ... birthday is April 5 ... names former Lady Vol and current WNBA player Candace Parker as athlete she most admires ... plans on being an occupational therapy major and being in the sports medicine fi eld after college.

NIYA SPARKSNIYA SPARKS

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FR • INF • 5-3 • R/RUnion City, Tenn. • Union City HS

High School: Played shortstop for Shane Sisco at Union City (Tenn.) High School... named to all-district and all-district tournament teams ... led

team in hits, batting average, RBI, extra base hits and walks ... also a cheerleader and track athlete... alternate for Girls’ State.Personal: Daughter of Lance and Melissa Wheeles... has one younger brother, Jacob... father and uncle played baseball at Bethel ... birthday is Nov. 7 ... names NFL quarterback Tim Tebow as most admired athlete ... is going to major in nursing.

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2012 ResultsDate Opponent Score r-h-e r-h-e Inns Overall OVC Pitcher of record Att. Time

# Feb 11 vs Mercer W 11-9 11-14-5 9-13-0 (8) 1-0-0 0-0-0 BREWER (W 1-0) 80 2:39 # Feb 11 vs Miami (Ohio) L 3-7 3-8-1 7-10-1 7 1-1-0 0-0-0 BREWER (L 1-1) 65 2:12 # Feb 12 vs Southern Illinois L 1-8 1-2-3 8-10-0 7 1-2-0 0-0-0 MILLS T (L 0-1) 60 2:14 # Feb 12 at Kennesaw State L 0-9 0-2-2 9-14-1 5 1-3-0 0-0-0 BREWER (L 1-2) 179 1:38 Feb 20 at Jackson State W 11-0 11-12-0 0-3-1 5 2-3-0 0-0-0 deCASTRO (W 1-0) 40 1:40 Feb 20 at Jackson State L 4-6 4-7-0 6-9-3 7 2-4-0 0-0-0 BOLDA (L 0-1) 40 1:34 Feb 22 TREVECCA W 8-4 8-6-1 4-3-2 7 3-4-0 0-0-0 deCASTRO (W 2-0) 105 2:00 Feb 22 TREVECCA W 2-1 2-3-0 1-4-0 7 4-4-0 0-0-0 BREWER (W 2-2) 105 1:50 % Mar 2 vs Loyola Chicago W 4-1 4-8-1 1-7-2 7 5-4-0 0-0-0 deCASTRO (W 3-0) 320 1:53 % Mar 2 at Tulsa L 0-8 0-5-2 8-10-3 5 5-5-0 0-0-0 MILLS T (L 0-2) 320 1:32 % Mar 3 vs North Texas L 2-13 2-2-0 13-10-0 5 5-6-0 0-0-0 BOLDA (L 0-2) 220 1:37 % Mar 3 vs North Texas L 3-4 3-6-0 4-5-4 (8) 5-7-0 0-0-0 BREWER (L 2-3) 220 2:14 % Mar 4 vs Loyola Chicago W 8-1 8-9-1 1-3-1 7 6-7-0 0-0-0 deCASTRO (W 4-0) 290 1:56 Mar 6 at #8 Oklahoma L 0-8 0-1-1 8-8-2 5 6-8-0 0-0-0 deCASTRO (L 4-1) 361 1:11 * Mar 10 TENNESSEE TECH L 1-3 1-6-2 3-10-0 7 6-9-0 0-1-0 deCASTRO (L 4-2) 125 1:57 * Mar 10 TENNESSEE TECH L 5-6 5-8-2 6-13-0 7 6-10-0 0-2-0 BREWER (L 2-4) 125 2:12 * Mar 11 TENNESSEE TECH L 3-5 3-7-1 5-9-1 (11) 6-11-0 0-3-0 BREWER (L 2-5) 145 2:44 * Mar 17 at SIU Edwardsville L 1-6 1-5-1 6-12-0 7 6-12-0 0-4-0 deCASTRO (L 4-3) 183 1:52 * Mar 18 at SIU Edwardsville L 3-4 3-6-1 4-9-0 7 6-13-0 0-5-0 BREWER (L 2-6) 119 1:36 * Mar 18 at SIU Edwardsville W 4-2 4-4-1 2-8-2 7 7-13-0 1-5-0 BOLDA (W 1-2) 119 1:31 * Mar 21 at Tennessee State L 0-5 0-4-3 5-6-0 7 7-14-0 1-6-0 BOLDA (L 1-3) 121 1:35 * Mar 21 at Tennessee State L 5-6 5-9-3 6-13-3 (9) 7-15-0 1-7-0 BREWER (L 2-7) 121 2:29 * Mar 24 MOREHEAD STATE W 2-1 2-6-0 1-4-1 7 8-15-0 2-7-0 BREWER (W 3-7) 100 1:30 * Mar 24 MOREHEAD STATE L 3-4 3-7-3 4-7-2 (8) 8-16-0 2-8-0 deCASTRO (L 4-4) 100 1:54 * Mar 25 MOREHEAD STATE W 7-3 7-11-2 3-5-2 7 9-16-0 3-8-0 BREWER (W 4-7) 130 1:38 * Mar 29 TENNESSEE STATE W 6-0 6-9-0 0-5-2 7 10-16-0 4-8-0 BREWER (W 5-7) 115 1:44 * Mar 31 at Eastern Kentucky L 2-3 2-4-0 3-8-0 7 10-17-0 4-9-0 deCASTRO (L 4-5) 125 1:25 * Mar 31 at Eastern Kentucky W 8-5 8-9-4 5-8-5 7 11-17-0 5-9-0 MILLS T (W 1-2) 125 1:49 * Apr 1 at Eastern Kentucky W 3-2 3-7-2 2-8-0 7 12-17-0 6-9-0 BREWER (W 6-7) 160 1:38 * Apr 4 TENNESSEE MARTIN L 3-7 3-8-3 7-8-1 7 12-18-0 6-10-0 MILLS T (L 1-3) 150 1:47 * Apr 4 TENNESSEE MARTIN L 4-5 4-9-3 5-6-0 7 12-19-0 6-11-0 BREWER (L 6-8) 150 1:54 Apr 10 at Lipscomb L 1-10 1-4-1 10-12-1 5 12-20-0 6-11-0 MILLS T (L 1-4) 156 1:20 Apr 10 at Lipscomb L 0-9 0-5-5 9-7-1 5 12-21-0 6-11-0 BOLDA (L 1-4) 156 1:17 * Apr 12 at Tennessee Martin L 0-1 0-6-0 1-4-0 (8) 12-22-0 6-12-0 BREWER (L 6-9) 106 1:45 * Apr 14 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI L 4-5 4-11-3 5-14-1 (8) 12-23-0 6-13-0 BREWER (L 6-10) 125 2:04 * Apr 14 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI L 3-7 3-6-3 7-13-0 7 12-24-0 6-14-0 BREWER (L 6-11) 125 1:34 * Apr 15 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI L 2-6 2-5-2 6-9-0 7 12-25-0 6-15-0 MILLS T (L 1-5) 150 1:35 Apr 18 at Alabama A&M W 6-3 6-5-0 3-4-2 7 13-25-0 6-15-0 MILLS T (W 2-5) 135 1:50 Apr 18 at Alabama A&M W 6-0 6-11-0 0-2-2 7 14-25-0 6-15-0 deCASTRO (W 5-5) 135 1:35 * Apr 21 at Murray State W 2-1 2-3-1 1-6-1 (8) 15-25-0 7-15-0 BREWER (W 7-11) 128 1:54 * Apr 22 at Murray State L 4-15 4-7-2 15-15-0 5 15-26-0 7-16-0 BREWER (L 7-12) 117 1:53 * Apr 22 at Murray State L 1-6 1-7-0 6-13-0 7 15-27-0 7-17-0 BREWER (L 7-13) 117 1:54 Apr 25 at Evansville W 1-0 1-4-3 0-4-0 (8) 16-27-0 7-17-0 BREWER (W 8-13) 108 1:44 Apr 25 at Evansville L 1-4 1-5-0 4-7-0 7 16-28-0 7-17-0 deCASTRO (L 5-6) 108 1:44 * Apr 28 JACKSONVILLE STATE W 3-2 3-9-0 2-5-1 7 17-28-0 8-17-0 BREWER (W 9-13) 175 1:38 * Apr 28 JACKSONVILLE STATE W 8-2 8-10-1 2-3-2 7 18-28-0 9-17-0 deCASTRO (W 6-6) 175 1:41 * Apr 29 JACKSONVILLE STATE W 5-3 5-9-1 3-8-1 7 19-28-0 10-17-0 BREWER (W 10-13) 150 1:48 * May 5 at Eastern Illinois L 0-1 0-4-3 1-5-0 7 19-29-0 10-18-0 BREWER (L 10-14) 384 1:47 * May 5 at Eastern Illinois L 2-3 2-4-1 3-7-0 7 19-30-0 10-19-0 deCASTRO (L 6-7) 384 1:57 * May 6 at Eastern Illinois L 0-1 0-3-0 1-4-0 7 19-31-0 10-20-0 BREWER (L 10-15) 204 1:34

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NOTES: Austin Peay softball began play in 1986. In statistical rankings, the rounding of percentages and/or averages may indicate ties where none exsist. In these cases, the numerical order of the rankings is accurate.

Single-Season Hitting BATTING AVERAGE (MIN. 125 AB) Rank BA Player Season 1. .438 Andrea Miller 1995 2. .430 Carol Gray 1988 3. .408 Amanda Travis 1998 4. .399 Louranda Sanders 1998 5. .385 Lauren de Castro 2012 6. .383 Leigh Pettyjohn 1988 7. .373 Stacey Williams 1988 8. .363 Paige Neely 2012 9. .350 Andrea Miller 1996 10. .347 Louranda Sanders 2000

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE (MIN. 125 AB) Rank SLG Player Season 1. .765 Andrea Miller 1995 2. .694 Stacey Williams 1988 3. .634 Lauren de Castro 2012 4. .631 Brianna Venable 2004 5. .617 Brianna Venable 2006 6. .601 Brianna Venable 2005 7. .586 Leigh Pettyjohn 1988 8. .585 Carol Gray 1988 9. .573 Natasha Anderson 2004 10. .563 Andrea Miller 1996

GAMES PLAYED Rank GP Player Season 1. 58 Andrea Miller 1996 58 Amanda Travis 1996 58 Stephanie Baltz 1996 58 Kristy Warren 1996 58 Ashley Taylor 2007 6. 57 Emily Johnson 1996 7. 56 Ami Bush 2007 56 Natasha Anderson 2007 9. 55 Nine players tied

AT-BATS Rank AB Player Season 1. 184 Ashley Taylor 2007 2. 174 Kristy Warren 1996 3. 173 Jennifer Simpkins 2004 4. 167 Ami Bush 2007 5. 161 Daniella Hooper 2009 161 Vanessa Stagner 1995 161 Leah Faulk 2001 161 Lauren de Castro 2012 9. 160 Andrea Miller 1996 160 Amanda Travis 1996 RUNS SCORED Rank R Player Season 1. 46 Andrea Miller 1995 2. 42 Leigh Pettyjohn 1988 3. 41 Jane Goodson 1988 4. 38 Carol Gray 1988

5. 35 Ashley Taylor 2007 6. 35 Connie Campbell 1988 7. 34 Brianna Venable 2004 34 Louranda Sanders 1998 34 Stacey Williams 1988 10. 31 Andrea Miller 1993

HITS Rank H Player Season 1. 67 Andrea Miller 1995 2. 63 Louranda Sanders 1998 3. 62 Amanda Travis 1998 62 Lauren de Castro 2012 5. 58 Carol Gray 1988 6. 56 Andrea Miller 1996 7. 52 Louranda Sanders 2000 52 Jenny Kelley 2003 9. 51 Leigh Pettyjohn 1988 10. 50 Stacey Williams 1988

DOUBLES Rank 2B Player Season 1. 15 Jenny Kelley 2002 2. 13 Brianna Venable 2003 13 Carol Gray 1990 13 Amy Barnett 1999 5. 11 Tiffany Smith 2010 11 Sarah Longmire 2006 11 Amanda Travis 1998 11 Misty Claude 2001 11 Lauren de Castro 2012 10. 10 Daniella Hooper 2007 10 Brianna Venable 2004 10 Carol Gray 1988TRIPLES Rank 3B Player Season 1. 8 Stacey Williams 1988 8 Leigh Pettyjohn 1987 3. 7 Andrea Miller 1993 7 Jane Goodson 1987 5. 6 Andrea Miller 1996 6 Andrea Miller 1995 6 Carol Gray 1989 8. 5 Louranda Sanders 2000 5 Amanda Travis 1996 5 Stacey Williams 1987 5 Cindy Cuvelier 1991 5 Keshena Martin 1992

HOME RUNS Rank HR Player Season 1. 13 Brianna Venable 2006 13 Brianna Venable 2004 3. 10 Andrea Miller 1995 10 Brianna Venable 2005 10 Ashley Taylor 2007 6. 9 Lauren de Castro 2012 7. 8 Jessica Ryan 2011 8. 7 Natasha Anderson 2006 7 Natasha Anderson 2004 7 Misty Claude 2002 7 Stacey Williams 1988 7 Leigh Pettyjohn 1988

RUNS BATTED IN Rank RBI Player Season 1. 40 Stacey Williams 1988 2. 39 Carol Gray 1989 3. 36 Andrea Miller 1994 4. 35 Andrea Miller 1995 5. 34 Carol Gray 1988 6. 33 Brianna Venable 2006 7. 32 Brianna Venable 2004 32 Andrea Miller 1996 9. 30 Brianna Venable 2005 30 Telisha Neely 1994 30 Lauren de Castro 2012

WALKS Rank BB Player Season 1. 25 Brittany Williams 2009 2. 24 Brianna Venable 2004 3. 23 Tiffany Smith 2010 4. 22 Brianna Venable 2006 22 Shannon Johnson 1998 22 Jenny Kelley 2002 7. 21 Carol Gray 1987 21 Amy Forrest 2001 9. 20 Misty Claude 2002 10. 19 Brianna Venable 2003 19 Brianna Venable 2005 19 Emily Johnson 1998 19 Leigh Pettyjohn 1990

HIT BY PITCH Rank HBP Player Season 1. 11 Shelby Norton 2011 2. 7 Shelby Norton 2010 7 Randal Davenport 2011 4. 6 Christina Garza 2002 6 Randal Davenport 2009 6 Shelby Norton 2012 7. 5 Connie Campbell 1989 5 Connie Campbell 1988 5 Ashley Taylor 2009 5 Ashley Taylor 2008

STOLEN BASES Rank SB Player Season 1. 17 Leigh Pettyjohn 1988 2. 16 Louranda Sanders 2000 16 Louranda Sanders 1997 4. 14 Leigh Pettyjohn 1989 5. 13 Nikki Garrett 2006 13 Louranda Sanders 1998 13 Tanya Wright 1997 13 Kristal Holmes 1986 9. 12 Louranda Sanders 1999 12 Susan Holt 1990 12 Leigh Pettyjohn 1990 12 Jenny Kelley 2000 12 Brittany Williams 2009

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Single-Season PitchingEARNED RUN AVERAGE (MIN. 50 IP) Rank ERA Player Season 1. 0.78 Angela Thompson 1993 2. 0.89 Julee Stone 1989 3. 1.41 Carol Gray 1989 4. 1.44 Natasha Anderson 2007 5. 1.54 Angela Thompson 1994 6. 1.76 Karla Friese 1990 7. 1.77 Julee Stone 1988 8. 1.80 Julee Stone 1990 1.80 Amanda Stout 1997 10. 1.87 Angela Thompson 1995

WALKS Rank BB Player Season 1. 88 Vicki Phillips 1996 2. 67 Natasha Anderson 2004 67 Carol Gray 1987 4. 65 Holly Ricketts 2000 5. 64 Meagan Williams 2008 6. 62 Stacey Hrabota 1994 62 Holly Brown 1999 8. 59 Natasha Anderson 2006 9. 58 Morgan Brewer 2011 10. 54 Natasha Anderson 2007 STRIKEOUTS Rank K Player Season 1. 294 Natasha Anderson 2007 2. 282 Angela Thompson 1993 3. 242 Angela Thompson 1995 4. 238 Natasha Anderson 2006 5. 205 Natasha Anderson 2004 6. 202 Natasha Anderson 2005 7. 171 Angela Thompson 1994 8. 160 Holly Ricketts 2000 9. 155 Holly Ricketts 2001 10. 134 Stacey Hrabota 1996

WINS Rank W Player Season 1. 24 Angela Thompson 1993 2. 21 Julee Stone 1989 3. 20 Natasha Anderson 2007 4. 17 Angela Thompson 1995 5. 14 Julee Stone 1990 6. 13 Natasha Anderson 2004 7. 12 Morgan Brewer 2010 12 Natasha Anderson 2006 12 Natasha Anderson 2005 12 Amanda Stout 1998

LOSSES Rank L Player Season 1. 24 Holly Ricketts 2001 24 Vicki Phillips 1996 3. 19 Megan Lane 2000 4. 18 Morgan Brewer 2011 5. 18 Natasha Anderson 2007 18 Stacey Hrabota 1996 18 Angela Thompson 1992 18 Ashley Elrod 2008 9.. 17 Holly Ricketts 2000 17 Megan Lane 1999 17 Julee Stone 1990 17 Michelle Warren 1991

SAVES Rank SVS Player Season 1. 5 Megan Lane 2002 2. 4 Natasha Anderson 2007 3. 3 Amanda Stout 1997 4. 2 Natasha Anderson 2006 2 Holly Ricketts 2001 2 Holly Ricketts 2000 7. 1 by 17 players

APPEARANCES Rank APP Player Season 1. 47 Natasha Anderson 2007 2. 43 Morgan Brewer 2011 3. 40 Julee Stone 1989 4. 38 Morgan Brewer 2010 5. 36 Natasha Anderson 2006 36 Holly Ricketts 2001 36 Morgan Brewer 2012 8. 35 Angela Thompson 1993 35 Stacey Hrabota 1996 35 Holly Ricketts 2000 35 Megan Lane 2002 35 Ashley Elrod 2008 GAMES STARTED Rank GS Player Season 1. 37 Julee Stone 1989 2. 32 Natasha Anderson 2007 32 Julee Stone 1990 32 Holly Ricketts 2001 5. 29 Angela Thompson 1995 29 Angela Thompson 1993 7. 28 Stacey Hrabota 1996 28 Vicki Phillips 1996 9. 27 Natasha Anderson 2006 10. 26 Natasha Anderson 2005 26 Natasha Anderson 2004 26 Holly Ricketts 2000

COMPLETE GAMES Rank CG Player Season 1. 31 Julee Stone 1989 2. 29 Natasha Anderson 2007 29 Angela Thompson 1995 29 Holly Ricketts 2001 5. 28 Angela Thompson 1993 6. 27 Stacey Hrabota 1996 7. 26 Julee Stone 1990 8. 24 Angela Thompson 1992 9. 22 Angela Thompson 1994 22 Michelle Warren 1991

SHUTOUTS Rank SHO Player Season 1. 10 Angela Thompson 1993 10 Julee Stone 1989 3. 7 Natasha Anderson 2007 7 Angela Thompson 1995 5. 5 Angela Thompson 1994 6. 4 Natasha Anderson 2005 4 Amanda Stout 1998 4 Julee Stone 1990 9. 3 Seven players tied

INNINGS PITCHED Rank IP Player Season 1. 248.0 Natasha Anderson 2007 2. 235.0 Julee Stone 1989 3. 225.0 Angela Thompson 1993 4. 214.0 Julee Stone 1990 5. 212.0 Holly Ricketts 2001 6. 199.6 Stacey Hrabota 1996 7. 198.3 Angela Thompson 1995 8. 192.0 Natasha Anderson 2006 9. 189.6 Michelle Warren 1991 10. 185.0 Natasha Anderson 2004

FieldingPUTOUTS Rank PO Player Season 1. 381 Michelle Thomison 1989 2. 360 Amanda Travis 1996 3. 351 Connie Campbell 1988 4. 350 Ashley Alverson 2009 5. 342 Shelby Norton 2011 6. 338 Tina Nickey 2002 7. 322 Susan Holt 1990 8. 317 Ashley Alverson 2008 9. 295 Amanda Travis 1998 10. 291 Sarah Longmire 2006 ASSISTS Rank A Player Season 1. 204 Leigh Pettyjohn 1989 2. 175 Leigh Pettyjohn 1990 3. 166 Andrea Miller 1996 4. 140 Connie Campbell 1989 5. 135 Brittany Williams 2009 6. 134 Brittany Williams 2010 7. 130 Brianna Venable 2004 8. 123 Krista Henke 2008 9. 120 Brittany Williams 2008 10. 117 Connie Campbell 1990 DOUBLE PLAYS Rank DP Player Season 1. 17 Susan Holt 1989 2. 16 Ashley Alverson 2009 3. 14 Michelle Thomison 1989 4. 13 Amanda Travis 1998 5. 11 Sarah Longmire 2007 11 Susan Holt 1990 11 Leigh Pettyjohn 1989 11 Tina Nickey 2002 9. 10 Nine players tied

FIELDING PERCENTAGE Rank % Player Season 1. .994 Daniella Hooper 2007 2. .993 Sarah Longmire 2007 .993 Tina Nickey 2005 4. .990 Michelle Warren 1994 .990 Fallon Felts 2007 6. .989 Tina Nickey 2002 .989 Tina Nickey 2004 .989 Brianna Venable 2006 9. .988 Tina Nickey 2003 .988 Christina Garza 2001

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NOTES: Austin Peay softball began play in 1986. In statistical rankings, the rounding of percentages and/or averages may indicate ties where none exsist. In these cases, the numerical order of the rankings is accurate.

Career BattingBATTING AVERAGE (MIN. 150 AB) Rank BA Player Season 1. .367 Andrea Miller 1993-96 2. .351 Louranda Sanders 1997-00 3. .345 Stacey Williams 1991-94 4. .338 Tracey Drechsel 1995-98 5. .336 Leigh Pettyjohn 1987-90 6. .326 Amanda Travis 1996-99 .326 Lauren de Castro 2011- 8. .325 Jane Goodson 1986-89 9. .316 Missy Sapp 1988-89 10. .306 Lori Hale 1988-89

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE (MIN. 150 AB) Rank SLG Player Season 1. .628 Stacey Williams 1986-88 2. .608 Andrea Miller 1993-96 3. .573 Brianna Venable 2003-06 4. .520 Lauren de Castro 2011- 5. .485 Louranda Sanders 1997-00 6. .479 Leigh Pettyjohn 1987-90 7. .473 Tracey Drechsel 1995-98 8. .466 Carol Gray 1987-90 9. .458 Jane Goodson 1986-89 10. .437 Natasha Anderson 2004-07 .437 Amanda Travis 1996-99

GAMES PLAYED Rank GP Player Season 1. 213 Brianna Venable 2003-06 2. 206 Catie Cozart 2009-12 3. 204 Ami Bush 2004-07 204 Brittany Williams 2007-10 5. 203 Jennifer Simpkins 2003-06 6. 202 Jessica Warden 2002-05 7. 201 Kristy Warren 1993-96 201 Jenny Kelley 2000-03 201 Natasha Anderson 2004-07 10. 196 Tiffany Smith 2008-11 AT-BATS Rank AB Player Season 1. 601 Vanessa Stagner 1992-95 2. 588 Jennifer Simpkins 2003-06 3. 587 Kristy Warren 1991-94 4. 585 Brianna Venable 2003-06 5. 585 Jenny Kelley 2000-03 6. 584 Catie Cozart 2009-12 7. 573 Louranda Sanders 1997-00 8. 572 Andrea Miller 1993-96 9. 565 Amanda Travis 1996-99 10. 559 Brittany Williams 2007-10 RUNS SCORED Rank R Player Season 1. 130 Andrea Miller 1993-96 2. 112 Leigh Pettyjohn 1987-90 3. 106 Carol Gray 1987-90 4. 103 Louranda Sanders 1997-00 5. 101 Jane Goodson 1986-89 101 Brianna Venable 2003-06 7. 89 Connie Campbell 1988-90 8. 88 Vanessa Stagner 1992-95 9. 82 Kristy Warren 1993-96 82 Ashley Taylor 2007-09

HITS Rank H Player Season 1. 210 Andrea Miller 1993-96 2. 201 Louranda Sanders 1997-00 3. 184 Amanda Travis 1996-99 4. 180 Leigh Pettyjohn 1987-90 5. 168 Jane Goodson 1986-89 6. 167 Brianna Venable 2003-06 7. 166 Vanessa Stagner 1992-95 8. 164 Jenny Kelley 2000-03 9. 154 Telisha Neely 1992-95 10. 150 Carol Gray 1987-90

DOUBLES Rank 2B Player Season 1. 33 Brianna Venable 2003-06 33 Jenny Kelley 2000-03 3. 30 Andrea Miller 1993-96 30 Carol Gray 1987-90 30 Amanda Travis 1996-99 30 Tiffany Smith 2008-11 7. 26 Catie Cozart 2009-12 8. 24 Leigh Pettyjohn 1987-90 24 Jessica Warden 2002-05 10. 23 Natasha Anderson 2004-07

TRIPLES Rank 3B Player Season 1. 21 Andrea Miller 1993-96 2. 17 Stacey Williams 1986-88 3. 16 Jane Goodson 1986-89 4. 14 Louranda Sanders 1997-00 14 Carol Gray 1987-90 6. 11 Leigh Pettyjohn 1987-90 7. 9 Brianna Venable 2003-06 8. 8 Tracey Drechsel 1995-98 9. 7 Telisha Neely 1992-95 7 Jenny Kelley 2000-03

HOME RUNS Rank HR Player Season 1. 39 Brianna Venable 2003-06 2. 22 Andrea Miller 1993-06 3. 22 Natasha Anderson 2004-07 4. 16 Ashley Taylor 2007-09 5. 15 Jessica Ryan 2009- 6. 12 Lauren de Castro 2011- 7. 11 Stacey Williams 1986-88 8. 10 Leigh Pettyjohn 1987-90 10 Louranda Sanders 1997-00 10. 9 Misty Claude 2001-02 9 Jessica Warden 2002-05

RUNS BATTED IN Rank RBI Player Season 1. 118 Andrea Miller 1993-96 2. 108 Brianna Venable 2003-06 3. 106 Carol Gray 1987-90 4. 86 Natasha Anderson 2004-07 86 Amanda Travis 1996-99 6. 81 Jane Goodson 1986-89 7. 78 Tracey Drechsel 1995-98 78 Louranda Sanders 1997-00 9. 74 Stacey Williams 1986-88 10. 70 Leigh Pettyjohn 1987-90

WALKS Rank BB Player Season 1. 84 Brianna Venable 2003-06 2. 70 Tiffany Smith 2008-11 3. 69 Carol Gray 1987-90 4. 58 Leigh Pettyjohn 1987-90 5. 54 Brittany Williams 2007-10 6. 53 Andrea Miller 1993-96 7. 53 Jenny Kelley 2000-03 8. 51 Ashley Taylor 2007-09 9. 47 Ami Bush 2004-07 47 Catie Cozart 2009-12 HIT BY PITCH Rank HBP Player Season 1. 24 Shelby Norton 2010- 2. 15 Randal Davenport 2008-11 3. 14 Christina Garza 2000-03 4. 13 Ashley Taylor 2007-09 5. 12 Connie Campbell 1988-90 6. 8 Natasha Anderson 2004-07 7. 7 Catie Cozart 2009-12 7 Tiffany Smith 2008-11 9. 6 Brianna Venable 2003-06 6 Telisha Neely 1992-95 6 Jane Goodson 1986-89 6 Jessica Warden 2002-05 6 Brittany Williams 2007-10 6 Lauren deCastro 2011- STOLEN BASES Rank SB Player Season 1. 57 Louranda Sanders 1997-00 2. 53 Leigh Pettyjohn 1987-90 3. 38 Jenny Kelley 2000-03 4. 28 Brittany Williams 2007-10 5. 27 Carol Gray 1987-90 6. 26 Catie Cozart 2009-12 7. 20 Connie Campbell 1988-90 20 Stacey Williams 1986-88 9. 19 Tracey Drechsel 1995-98 19 Kristy Warren 1993-96 19 Cindy Cuvelier 1988-91 19 Telisha Neely 1992-95 19 Randal Davenport 2008-11

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Career PitchingAPPEARANCES Rank APP Player Seasons 1. 148 Natasha Anderson 2004-07 2. 124 Angela Thompson 1992-95 3. 121 Holly Ricketts 2000-03 4. 118 Megan Lane 1999-02 5. 117 Morgan Brewer 2010- 6. 96 Julee Stone 1988-91 7. 95 Ashley Elrod 2006-09 8. 88 Ashley Bolda 2009-12 9. 81 Lydia Money 2002-03/05 10. 78 Stacey Hrabota 1994-96

GAMES STARTED Rank GS Player Seasons 1. 111 Natasha Anderson 2004-07 2. 106 Angela Thompson 1992-95 3. 100 Holly Ricketts 2000-03 4. 86 Julee Stone 1988-91 5. 72 Megan Lane 1999-02 6. 69 Stacey Hrabota 1994-96 7. 63 Ashley Elrod 2006-09 8. 62 Morgan Brewer 2010- 9. 56 Carol Gray 1987-90 10. 54 Michelle Warren 1991-94 COMPLETE GAMES Rank CG Player Seasons 1. 103 Angela Thompson 1992-95 2. 87 Natasha Anderson 2004-07 3. 69 Julee Stone 1988-91 4. 61 Stacey Hrabota 1994-96 61 Holly Ricketts 2000-03 6. 47 Carol Gray 1987-90 7. 46 Michelle Warren 1991-94 8. 41 Megan Lane 1999-02 9. 38 Vicki Phillips 1996-97 10. 36 Ashley Elrod 2006-09

WINS Rank W Player Seasons 1. 57 Angela Thompson 1992-95 57 Natasha Anderson 2004-07 3. 46 Julee Stone 1998-91 4. 31 Holly Ricketts 2000-03 5. 30 Morgan Brewer 2010- 6. 29 Carol Gray 1987-90 7. 28 Stacey Hrabota 1994-96 8. 20 Amanda Stout 1997-98 20 Ashley Elrod 2006-09 10. 19 Lydia Money 2002-03/05

LOSSES Rank L Player Seasons 1. 65 Holly Ricketts 2000-03 2. 59 Natasha Anderson 2004-07 3. 57 Megan Lane 1999-02 4. 51 Angela Thompson 1992-95 5. 43 Morgan Brewer 2010- 6. 42 Ashley Elrod 2006-09 7. 41 Stacey Hrabota 1994-96 41 Michelle Warren 1991-94 9. 39 Julee Stone 1998-91 10. 37 Vicki Phillips 1996-97

SAVES Rank SVS Player Seasons 1. 7 Natasha Anderson 2004-07 2. 5 Megan Lane 1999-02 5 Holly Ricketts 2000-03 4. 4 Amanda Stout 1997-98 5. 3 Angela Thompson 1992-95 3 Carol Gray 1987-90 7. 1 8 players tied

SHUTOUTS Rank SHO Player Seasons 1. 25 Angela Thompson 1992-95 2. 17 Julee Stone 1998-91 3. 16 Natasha Anderson 2004-07 4. 7 Stacey Hrabota 1994-96 5. 6 Carol Gray 1987-90 6 Holly Ricketts 2000-03 7. 5 Amanda Stout 1997-98 5 Lydia Money 2002-03/05 5 Morgan Brewer 2010- 9. 3 Vicki Phillips 1996-97 3 Holly Brown 1998-99 3 Ashley Elrod 2006-09

INNINGS PITCHED Rank IP Player Seasons 1. 803.0 Natasha Anderson 2004-07 2. 737.2 Angela Thompson 1992-95 3. 621.0 Holly Ricketts 2000-03 4. 563.0 Julee Stone 1988-91 5. 491.1 Megan Lane 1999-02 6. 474.2 Morgan Brewer 2010- 7. 455.0 Stacey Hrabota 1994-96 8. 418.1 Ashley Elrod 2006-09 9. 400.2 Carol Gray 1987-90 10. 375.2 Michelle Warren 1991-94

STRIKEOUTS Rank K Player Seasons 1. 939 Natasha Anderson 2004-07 2. 789 Angela Thompson 1992-95 3. 498 Holly Ricketts 2000-03 4. 279 Morgan Brewer 2010- 5. 271 Stacey Hrabota 1994-96 6. 219 Lydia Money 2002-03/05 7. 205 Megan Lane 1999-02 8. 203 Ashley Elrod 2006-09 9. 145 Carol Gray 1987-90 10. 130 Ashley Bolda 2009-12 BASES ON BALLS Rank BB Player Seasons 1. 225 Natasha Anderson 2004-07 2. 177 Holly Ricketts 2000-03 3. 150 Vicki Phillips 1996-97 4. 146 Morgan Brewer 2010- 5. 145 Carol Gray 1987-90 6. 141 Stacey Hrabota 1994-96 7. 139 Megan Lane 1999-02 8. 129 Ashley Elrod 2006-09 9. 127 Meagan Williams 2007-10 10. 122 Angela Thompson 1992-95 EARNED RUN AVERAGE (min. 50 IP) Rank ERA Player Seasons 1. 1.40 Julee Stone 1988-91 2. 1.64 Angela Thompson 1992-95 3. 1.76 Karla Friese 1990 4. 2.31 Natasha Anderson 2004-07 5. 2.45 Amanda Stout 1997-98 6. 2.52 Missy Sapp 1988-89 7. 2.66 Carol Gray 1987-90 8. 2.81 Holly Ricketts 2000-03 9. 2.84 Abby Mabry 2008-11 10. 2.91 Lori Williams 1986-87

Career FieldingFIELDING PERCENTAGE Rank % Player Seasons 1. .990 Tina Nicky 2002-05 2. .988 Daniella Hooper 2007-09 3. .986 Fallon Felts 2004-07 4. .986 Sarah Longmire 2004-07 5. .984 Christina Garza 2000-03 6. .982 Ashley Alverson 2008-09 7. .981 Amanda Travis 1996-99 8. .975 Stacey Perkins 1993-94 9. .973 Michelle Clevenger 1989/91 .973 Shelby Norton 2010- 10. .970 Amy Hale 2003-06 .970 Lauren de Castro 2011-

DOUBLE PLAYS Rank DP Player Seasons 1. 35 Brittany Williams 2007-10 2. 34 Amanda Travis 1996-99 3. 28 Susan Holt 1989-90 28 Ashley Alverson 2008-09 5. 27 Jenny Kelley 2000-03 6. 25 Connie Campbell 1988-90 7. 24 Vanessa Stagner 1992-95 8. 24 Tina Nickey 2002-05 9. 23 Leigh Pettyjohn 1987-90 10. 22 Sarah Longmire 2004-07

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Year-by-Year Coaching RecordsSeason Coach W-L-T Pct.1986................Cheryl Holt ........................... 9-21-0 .3001987................Cheryl Holt ......................... 13-21-0 .3821988................Cheri Kempf ....................... 28-17-0 .6221989................Cheri Kempf ....................... 32-19-0 .6271990................Cheri Kempf ....................... 19-30-0 .3881991................Cheri Kempf ....................... 14-25-0 .3591992................Chris Austin ........................ 10-36-0 .2171993................Chris Austin ........................ 28-22-0 .5601994................Chris Austin ........................ 20-25-0 .4441995................Chris Austin ........................ 24-25-0 .4901996................Chris Austin ....................... 14-44-0 .2411997................Chris Austin ....................... 17-23-0 .4251998................Chris Austin ........................ 21-29-0 .4201999................Tara McCoy ........................ 11-35-0 .2392000................Tara McCoy ........................ 13-40-0 .2452001................Tara McCoy ........................ 13-42-0 .2362002................Tara McCoy ........................ 19-35-1 .3552003................Tara McCoy ........................ 19-30-1 .3902004................Tara McCoy ........................ 18-37-0 .3272005................Jim Perrin ........................... 17-37-0 .3152006................Jim Perrin ........................... 21-31-2 .4072007................Jim Perrin ........................... 28-30-0 .4832008................Jim Perrin ............................. 9-38-0 .1912009................Casey Dickson ................... 15-38-0 .2832010................Casey Dickson ................... 16-35-0 .3142011 ................Casey Dickson ................... 12-40-0 .2312012................Casey Dickson ................... 19-31-0 .38027 Seasons/6 coaches

Cumulative Coaching RecordsCoach Years Seasons W-L-T Pct.Cheryl Holt 1986-87 2 22-42-0 .344Cheri Kempf 1988-91 4 93-91-0 .505Chris Austin 1992-98 7 134-204-0 .396Tara McCoy 1999-04 6 93-219-2 .298Jim Perrin 2005-08 4 75-136-2 .356Casey Dickson 2009-12 4 62-144-0 .301Total (27) 479-836-4 .365

OVC PLAYER OF THE YEAR1995 Andrea Miller

OVC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR2003 Lori McCoy

ALL-OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE

FIRST TEAM1993 Angela Thompson, pitcher Andrea Miller, shortstop1994 Angela Thompson, pitcher Andrea Miller, shortstop Stacey Perkins, catcher Telisha Neely, outfi elder1995 Angela Thompson, pitcher Andrea Miller, shortstop1996 Andrea Miller, shortstop2000 Louranda Sanders, outfi eld2002 Jenny Kelley, shortstop2003 Jenny Kelley, shortstop2007 Daniella Hooper, catcher2012 Lauren de Castro, infi eld

SECOND TEAM1995 Tracey Drechsel, utility1997 Amanda Travis, fi rst base1998 Amanda Travis, fi rst base Louranda Sanders, outfi eld1999 Louranda Sanders, outfi eld2001 Holly Ricketts, pitcher Misty Claude, utility Brooke Platt, fi rst base2002 Misty Claude, third base2003 Candice Haefele, outfi eld2004 Natasha Anderson, pitcher Brianna Venable, shortstop Sarah Longmire, utility2005 Brianna Venable, shortstop2007 Natasha Anderson, pitcher2012 Morgan Brewer, utility Paige Neely, infi elder

OVC ALL-NEWCOMER 2007 Daniella Hooper, catcher2012 Paige Neely, infi elder

OVC ALL-TOURNAMENT1995 Angela Thompson, pitcher Andrea Miller, shortstop2007 Natasha Anderson, pitcher

AUSTIN PEAY JOY AWARD(Most Valuable Senior Athlete)1989 Jane Goodson1997 Andrea Miller

AUSTIN PEAY OUTSTANDING FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR1995 Andrea Miller

CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA1995 Andrea Miller (Third team)1996 Andrea Miller (Third team)1998 Tracey Drechsel (Third team)

CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT1994 Kristy Warren (First team)1995 Andrea Miller (First team) Kristy Warren (Second team)1996 Andrea Miller (First team) Tracey Drechsel (Second team)1998 Tracey Drechsel (First team) Tanya Wright (Second team)

NATIONAL SOFTBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION SCHOLASTIC SCHOLAR ATHLETESJulee Stone, 1991Monique Casey, 1992-93Kristy Warren, 1994Wendy Kincaid, 1994Andrea Miller, 1995-96Sarah Washburn, 1995Natalie Bukovick, 1995-96Vicki Phillips, 1996-97Tracey Dreschel, 1996-98Tanya Wright, 1998Amanda Travis, 1998Amanda White, 1998-99Holly Brown, 1998-99Liz Hudgins 1998Amy Barnett, 1999Tiffany Bell, 1999Jenny Garland, 1999Shannon Johnson, 1999

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AAmy Adams ........................................................1992Jennifer Adcock .............................................2001-04Ashley Alverson .............................................2008-09Caitlyn Anderson ........................................... 2011-12Natasha Anderson .........................................2004-07Angela Askew .....................................................1991

BStefanie Ballinger ...............................................1992Stephanie Baltz .............................................1996-98Amy Barnett ...................................................1999-00Ginger Barrett .....................................................1986Tiffany Bell ..........................................................1999Ashley Bolda..................................................2009-12Stephanie Bracey ..........................................1993-95Lauren Bradley ...................................................2012Morgan Brewer ..................................................2010-Lacey Briscoe ................................................2006-09Megan Brooks ....................................................2006Holly Brown ...................................................1998-99Natalie Bukovick ............................................1995-97Laurel Burroughs ...............................................2012-Ami Bush .......................................................2004-07Samantha Butts ..................................................2009

CConnie Campbell ...........................................1988-90Beth Carr .......................................................2007-08Melanie Carr .......................................................1990Monique Casey..............................................1992-93Jessica Chernak .................................................2010Stephanie Clark ..................................................1987Misty Claude ..................................................2001-02Stacey Coker ......................................................1986Jordan Cole ........................................................2010Anna Cordovez ...................................................1993Catie Cozart...................................................2009-12Mary Day Crabtree ........................................1990-91Vickie Cross ...................................................1993-94Cindy Cuvelier ...............................................1988-91

DJulie Dallman ......................................................1990Randal Davenport.......................................... 2008-11Kayla Davidson.................................................. 2011-Shalane Davis ....................................................1991Stefanie Davis ....................................................2001Lauren de Castro ............................................... 2011-Amanda De Vries .............................................. 2011-Tracey Drechsel ............................................1995-98Susan Drye ....................................................1986-88Deanna Dunn .....................................................1989

EMichelle Edmonds .........................................2004-07Stephanie Eggers ..........................................2005-06Ashley Elrod ..................................................2006-09Courtney Ervin ....................................................2012

FDetra Farley ...................................................2008-10Becky Faulk ...................................................1997-98Leah Faulk .....................................................1998-01Fallon Felts ....................................................2004-07Amy Forrest ...................................................1998-01Karla Friese ........................................................1990Jennifer Fritts ......................................................1991

GJenny Garland ....................................................1999Nikki Garrett ...................................................2006-07Christina Garza..............................................2000-03Kim Gibson .........................................................1988Jane Goodson ...............................................1986-89Kari Gore ............................................................2003Carol Gray .....................................................1987-90Ginny Gray ....................................................1986-87Jamie Greene .....................................................1993Kelly Greene .......................................................1990Leslee Greene ....................................................2000Wendy Greenfi eld ...............................................1992

HCandice Haefele .......................................2002-03/05Amy Hale .......................................................2003-06Lori Hale ........................................................1988-89Lora Harper ........................................................1993Dawn Hellweg.....................................................2005Krista Henke ..................................................2006-09Stacey Hill......................................................1997-98Kelly Hitt .............................................................1996Jessi Holland ...................................................... 2011Kristal Holmes ....................................................1986Susan Holt .....................................................1989-90Daniella Hooper .............................................2007-09Stacey Hrabota ..............................................1994-96Shine Huwe ........................................................2010

JEmily Johnson ...............................................1996-98Jennifer Johnson ................................................1995Shannon Johnson..........................................1997-98Tia Johnson ...................................................2010-12Valarie Johnson .............................................1991-92Dawn Jones ........................................................1987Heather Jones ...............................................1994-95Amy Josephson ..................................................2006

KTomoko Kano......................................................1993Jenny Kelley ..................................................2000-03Wendy Kincaid ....................................................1994

LTerri Lamb...........................................................1991Megan Lane...................................................1999-02Janet Lee ............................................................1993Leah Liverett .......................................................2000Deonna Long .................................................1986-87Sarah Longmire .............................................2004-07Becky Lunsford ..............................................1991-93

MAbby Mabry ...................................................2009-10Charlotte Madden ...............................................1999Chris Manauis................................................1991-92Keshena Martin ..................................................1992Amy McCalla ......................................................1996Emily McConkey .................................................2006Susan McCormack ........................................1992-93Janea McCoy.................................................2008-09Lori McCoy .........................................................2003Christie McCrum ............................................2006-07Summer McCumber ......................................1996-97Chanel McKenzie ...............................................2001Sharon Mendon ..................................................1986Andrea Miller .................................................1993-96Amy Mills .......................................................2010-12Taylor Mills ......................................................... 2011-Tabitha Mixon .....................................................2005Lydia Money .............................................2002-03/05Denisha Montgomery .........................................2000Dawn Moore .......................................................1986Michelle Mullins ..................................................1994

NPaige Neely ........................................................2012Telisha Neely .................................................1992-95Krista New ..........................................................2008Taylor Newberry.............................................2005-07Kelly Newman.....................................................1990Christina Nickey.............................................2002-05Shelby Norton ....................................................2010-

OBrittanie Oleman .................................................2005

PJennie Passero ..............................................1998-99Mary Pennifi eld ...................................................1990Stacey Perkins...............................................1993-94Robyn Perrin..................................................1991-92Jill Petrey ............................................................1996Leigh Pettyjohn ..............................................1987-90Vicki Phillips ...................................................1996-97Lisa Piefer......................................................1988-89Brooke Platt ...................................................2000-02Ashley Porter .................................................2004-05Lindsey Porter ...............................................2003-05Natalie Pryor .......................................................2001

RSarah Rasmussen ..............................................2012Holly Ricketts .................................................2000-03Jennifer Roach ..............................................1990-91Elizabeth Rogers ................................................2001Stephanie Rogers ...............................................1991Jessica Ryan .....................................................2009-

SLouranda Sanders .........................................1997-00Sonya Sanderson ...............................................1991Missy Sapp ....................................................1988-89Jennifer Simpkins ..........................................2003-06Heather Skeels ..............................................2000-03Tiffany Smith .................................................. 2008-11Rachael Spafford ................................................1996Leigh Ellen Spiceland .........................................2000Vanessa Stagner ...........................................1992-95Heather Stanfi ll ..............................................2002-04Karen Stokes .................................................1987-88Julee Stone....................................................1988-91Amanda Stout ................................................1997-98Regina Sugg .......................................................1986Katina Sykes.......................................................1993

TAshley Taylor .................................................2007-10Debbie Taylor ......................................................1987Michelle Thomison ........................................1989, 91Angela Thompson .........................................1992-95Beth Tidwell ........................................................1987Amanda Travis...............................................1996-99Jennifer Travis ...............................................2002-05Yoshi Tyler ..........................................................1995

VBrianna Venable ............................................2003-06Janay Vulgamore ................................................1991

WJennifer Walker ...................................................2006Jessica Warden .............................................2002-05Kristy Warren .................................................1993-96Michelle Warren .............................................1991-94Sarah Washburn ............................................1995-96Cindy Weathers ..................................................1986Laura Wehmeyer ................................................1998Amanda White ...............................................1998-99Kristin Whitmire ................................................. 2011-Brittany Williams ............................................2007-10Lori Williams ..................................................1986-87Meagan Williams ...........................................2007-10Shelley Williams .................................................1998Stacey Williams .............................................1986-88Susan Wright ......................................................1986Tanya Wright ..................................................1997-98

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AAkron 0- 1Alabama 0- 1Alabama A&M 15-1Alabama-Birmingham 0- 1Alabama State 1- 0Appalachian State 1- 0Auburn 0- 5Augustana College 0- 1

BBall State 0- 7Bellarmine 8- 8Belmont 18-17-2Beloit 1- 0Birmingham Southern 2- 3Boston College 0- 2Boston University 1- 0Bowling Green 2- 0Bradley 2- 2Bucknell 2- 3Buffalo 2- 0Butler 0- 4

CCentenary 0- 2Central Florida 0- 1Central Missouri 1- 0Charleston Southern 1- 3Cleveland State 1- 2Coastal Carolina 0- 1College of Charleston 0- 1Colorado State 0- 1Columbia (MO) 1- 0Connecticut 1- 0Creighton 0- 3Cumberland (TN) 19-5-1

DDelta State 1- 0Detroit 0- 1

EEast Tennessee 0- 1Eastern Illinois 12-39Eastern Kentucky 13-51Eastern Michigan 2- 2Emporia State 0- 1Evansville 13-30

FFaulkner 0- 1Florida A&M 1- 0Florida Gulf Coast 0- 1Florida State 0- 1Fordham 1- 0Freed-Hardeman 4- 0Furman 1- 2

GGardner-Webb 0- 3George Mason 0- 1George Washington 1- 0Georgia College 0- 1Georgia Southern 0- 2Georgia State 0- 3Georgia Tech 1- 3Gustavus Adolphis 4- 0

HHoly Cross 0- 1Howard 1- 0

IIllinois-Chicago 1- 0Illinois State 0- 4Indiana 0- 1Indiana State 2- 7IU-Ft. Wayne 1- 0IUPUI 1- 2

JJackson State 1- 1Jacksonville 0- 2Jacksonville State 9- 20

KKansas 0- 1Kennesaw State 1- 3Kentucky 0- 4Kentucky State 30- 0Kentucky Wesleyan 12-11

LLambuth 2- 2LaSalle 0- 2Lee College 0- 2Lehigh 0- 1LeMoyne 1- 0Liberty 1- 0Lincoln Memorial 0- 2Lipscomb 10-22Livingston 2- 0Louisiana Tech 1- 0Loyola Chicago 2- 0

MMaine 1- 1Manhattan 0- 1Marshall 0- 3Martin Methodist 4- 0Maryville 5- 7Memphis 2- 2Mercer 4- 11Miami (Ohio) 0- 1Michigan 0- 1Michigan State 0- 1Middle Tennessee 16-29Milligan 2- 0Mississippi 0 - 1Mississippi State 0- 6Mississippi Univ. for Women 0- 1Mississippi Valley 3- 0Missouri-Columbia 1- 3Missouri-Kansas City 1- 1+Monmouth 1- 4Morehead State 32-42-1Mt. Vernon 2- 0Murray State 4- 5

NNew Haven 1- 0Niagara 0- 1Nicholls State 0- 4North Alabama 1- 1North Carolina A&T 1- 0North Carolina-Chapel Hill 0- 2North Carolina-Charlotte 0- 1North Carolina-Wilmington 2- 1North Texas 0- 2Northeast Louisiana 1- 3Northeastern Illinois 4- 6Northern Iowa 0- 3Northwest Missouri 0- 1Northwestern Louisiana 0- 3Northwestern State 0- 1

OOakland (Mich.) 1- 2Ohio Dominican 1- 0Ohio University 0- 1Oklahoma 0- 1

PPennsylvania 3- 0Pittsburgh State 0- 1Providence 1- 1Purdue 0- 1

QQuinnipiac 1- 0

RRadford 1- 0Rhode Island 1- 0Robert Morris 0- 2Rutgers 0- 1

SSaginaw Valley 0- 2Samford 12-27Siena 0- 1Slippery Rock 0- 1South Alabama 0- 3South Carolina 0- 1South Carolina-Spartanburg 0- 1South Florida 1- 0Southeast Missouri 15-61Southeastern Louisiana 0- 1Southern Illinois 0- 13Southern Illinois-Edwardsville 2- 9Southern Indiana 15-13Southern Mississippi 1- 0Southern Utah 3- 1Southwest Missouri 0- 3St. Joseph’s (PA) 2- 4St. Louis 9- 6Stetson 1- 1

TTarkio 3- 0++Tennessee 0-17Tennessee-Chattanooga 0- 8Tennessee State 39-22Tennessee Tech 16-68Tennessee-Martin 31-63Texas Tech 0- 1Toledo 1- 0Trevecca 6- 0Troy State 3- 7Tulsa 0- 1

VVermont 1- 0Virginia 0- 1

WWagner 0- 2Wayne State 2- 0West Chester 2- 0Western Illinois 0- 1Western Kentucky 2-21Western Michigan 0- 1Wichita State 0- 3Winthrop 2- 2Wisconsin 0- 1Wright State 2- 2

YYale 0- 1Youngstown State 0- 1

176 Teams 479-836-4 .364+Includes one forfeit loss. ++Includes two forfeit wins.

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Lady Govs - s3.amazonaws.com · Lady Govs 3 LADY GOVS SOFTBALL FACILITIES Cheryl Holt Field became the permanent on-campus home facility for the Austin Peay softball team in the 2000